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  • Public Health
  • Child Safety
  • Community Outreach

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  • Infant safe sleep is crucial for reducing sleep-related deaths.
  • Existing campaigns faced challenges in reaching vulnerable populations.
  • A need existed for structured support for agencies providing safe sleep resources.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the impact and effectiveness of the Safe Sleep Shelter Program in Georgia.
  • To assess the program's ability to provide resources and education to agencies serving families.
  • To identify challenges and implications for future safe sleep initiatives.

Main Methods:

  • The Georgia Department of Public Health implemented a program offering resources to housing, homeless, and domestic violence shelters.
  • Resources included portable cribs, staff training, policy assistance, and Baby Bundle Safe Sleep kits.
  • Program engagement and outcomes were assessed through agency applications and reported feedback.

Main Results:

  • 44 agencies enrolled, serving approximately 20,950 individuals annually.
  • Agencies reported the program filled critical gaps in safe sleep resources, particularly cribs and educational materials.
  • Parents valued the provided cribs and kits, with resources facilitating discussion and reinforcing safe sleep messages.

Conclusions:

  • The Safe Sleep Shelter Program demonstrated success in expanding safe sleep efforts and meeting community needs.
  • Programmatic challenges included data collection and low parent survey response rates.
  • Recommendations include refining communication, leveraging partnerships, and enhancing evaluation strategies for future programs.