Building Stronger Foundations for DC's Youngest Citizens
ECIN promotes resilience and healthy physical and emotional development in young children and families from pregnancy through age 5 in Washington, DC through innovative models, partnerships, research and systemic change.

Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Training
Advancing accessibility and workforce development through our certificate programs in clinical, consultation, and family leadership tracks

Community Mental Health & Peer Support
Establishing sustainable funding to integrate peer support workers and community mental health training across clinical and community settings

Early Childhood Educator Wellbeing
Advocating for policies and funding that strengthen educator resilience and workforce sustainability

Family-Centered Pediatric Care
Expanding HealthySteps to provide comprehensive clinical and non-clinical services for families with children birth to three

Family Wellbeing & Protective Factors
Strengthening families through Parent Cafés and programs that enhance protective factors for healthy child development

Mental Health Consultation in Classrooms
Ensuring every DC infant, toddler, and Pre-K classroom has access to mental health consultation and support

Culturally-Grounded Mindfulness
Expanding mindfulness programs designed by and for Black and Brown caregivers across DC

Perinatal Mental Health
Securing comprehensive screening, prevention, and intervention services for maternal mental health across all care settings