Miami-Dade Children's Mental Health Provider Network & Resource Guide Launch

Join us to strengthen how we support the mental health of children and teens across Miami-Dade.

Advancing Children’s Mental Health Access in Miami-Dade County:
Children's Mental Health Resource Guide Launch
📅 July 30, 2026
🕘 2:00 – 3:00 PM with Optional Networking Session from 3:00-3:30 PM
📍 Zoom: 
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86280240422?pwd=kCIFbJKuFi3ZxebcKBIUIXgdFjYY0H.1
Meeting ID: 862 8024 0422
Passcode: 729533
To Join by Phone:  +16469313860,,86280240422#,,,,*729533# US

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Across sectors, professionals working with children are encountering the same challenge: 

When a child needs help, it’s often unclear where to send them. 

Our new Miami-Dade Children's Mental Health Provider Network and Resource Guide closes that gap.

Bringing together healthcare providers, educators, nonprofit leaders, juvenile services, and community partners, the Miami-Dade Children's Mental Health Provider Network will create an ongoing space for professionals to strengthen connections, share resources, enhance services, and collaborate more effectively across Miami-Dade. This launch will introduce the Children’s Mental Health Resource Guide—a tool created to simplify referrals, improve coordination, and ensure children and families receive timely, appropriate support, from infancy through adolescence.

Join us to:

• Connect with children’s mental health providers and community partners

• Access the comprehensive guide to low- and no-cost mental health services available across Miami-Dade County

• Strengthen your referral pathways and collaboration

• Identify opportunities to enhance services and address gaps

• Build a more connected network to better serve children and families in our community

Share this invitation with your networks. Together, we can move from fragmentation to connection—and build a stronger, more coordinated system of care for our children and families.

Hosted by:

The Community Services Department of Miami-Dade County

in collaboration with the Florida Association for Infant Mental Health

and the ACEs Special Committee of the Mayor’s Blue Ribbon Children’s Commission