Reports and publications

The Coös Coalition for Young Children and Families and our partners regularly publish reports that help guide regional planning, funding, and action for children from birth to 8 and their families. Explore our recent system plans, behavioral health studies, and needs assessments below. Each image links directly to a full, downloadable report.​

​This system plan outlines the Coalition’s shared vision, mission, and four goal areas—Positive Learning Experiences, Healthy Children & Caregivers, Strong Families, and System Coordination. Version 2.0 streamlines strategies, adds the Behavioral Health Tactical Team, and updates measures to reflect current work across Coös County.

​This regional report describes the behavioral health landscape for young children and families across Coös, Carroll, and Upper Grafton counties. It highlights key stressors, access gaps, and promising non-clinical and clinical strategies, and is being used to guide solution planning at the 2025 Behavioral Health Convening.

Prepared with the Behavioral Health Improvement Institute (BHII), this needs assessment highlights what families, early care and education providers, and community partners say they need most for young children’s behavioral health. It focuses on non-clinical supports, access barriers, and priorities to guide the Behavioral Health Tactical Team’s next phase of work.