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Last Modified: June 23, 2023

Best of EHDI Website Awards

The annual “Best of EHDI Website" award is used to recognize state EHDI websites that do the best job of providing:

• Accurate, useful, timely, and comprehensive information that contributes to the accomplishment of 1-3-6 milestones for infants and young children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
• Information for various EHDI stakeholders (families, healthcare providers, and interventionist) as well as correct info about the EHDI process.
• Appropriate and visually appealing design and layout that allows for ease of finding information.

Special thanks to all the EHDI coordinators, parent support specialists, and EHDI partners who evaluate state EHDI websites each year.

Past EHDI Website Award Winners

2022: South Dakota EHDI Program

2021: Louisiana EHDI Program

2020: Nebraska EHDI Program

2019: Utah EHDI Program

2018: Guam EHDI Program

2017: Illinois EHDI Program

2016: Iowa EHDI Program

2015: Washington EHDI Program

2014: Kansas EHDI Program

2013: Oregon EHDI Program

2013: North Carolina EHDI Program

2012: Minnesota EHDI Program

2011: Pennsylvania EHDI Program

Outstanding Achievement Award for Continued Excellence in EHDI Website Design and Presentation

• 2013: Pennsylvania Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program

Pennsylvania: Outstanding Achievement Award for Continued Excellence in EHDI Website Design and Presentation 2013

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