Project S.O.A.R.

IF YOU ARE:
- the parent, guardian, or caregiver of at least one child under the age of 4,
- currently live in Louisiana or have lived in Louisiana in the past 4 years
- Have gone to some or all of your child's check-ups with a doctor or nurse in Louisiana.
PROJECT SOAR WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU!
Project SOAR (Screen Often and Accurately Refer) is a project led by the Louisiana Department of Health. With the help of parents, guardians, and caregivers, Project SOAR hopes to make sure screening and follow-up are happening in ways that work best for Louisiana families.
This project will partner with families like yours, healthcare providers (doctors/nurses), and community organizations to learn about experiences with developmental screening, caregiver depression screening, and follow-up during your child's check-up visits.
- Developmental Screening is when your child's doctor or nurse asks questions about how your child plays, learns, communicates, acts, and moves.
- Caregiver depression screening is when your doctor or nurse asks questions about your thoughts, feelings, and emotions.
- Follow-up is when your doctor or nurse gives you the screening results, explains what they mean, and talks about the next steps.
You should participate in Project SOAR if you'd like to:
- Share your experiences with screening and check-ups and ideas for the future.
- Fill out surveys or take part in group discussions with other families. You can choose virtual or in-person settings.
- Get PAID for your time and input.
- Be a part of positive change for all Louisiana families.
CONNECT WITH PROJECT SOAR TODAY!