Creating the Future Through Collaboration
In order for children to get the best start in life, families need strong communities where everyone is working together toward common goals for young children. The All Our Kids Early Childhood Networks initiative (AOK Networks) was launched in 1999 to support collaboration across service sectors so that greater results for young children could be achieved.
Three Sets of Principles
Network Sites
There are 13 AOK Networks whose members represent healthcare, mental health services, social services, early learning and care, family supports, and more.
Our Conceptual Framework
Knowing that individual program efforts are not enough, AOK Network partners work together to connect and coordinate services across typical service sectors as they address current child and family priorities.
Upcoming Events
- Opioid Use & Pregnancy LUNCH & LEARN webinar series
Wednesday, June 26 - Tazewell AOK – Special Needs Support Group for Parents with Young Children
Monday, July 1
Tazewell County - Stephenson AOK Network Meeting
Tuesday, July 9
Stephenson County - McLean County AOK Network Meeting
Thursday, July 11
McLean County
