The Round Table

The High Risk Infant Interagency Council (HRIIC) is an interagency group that exists to ensure that all children, ages birth through five, receive family-centered services in a timely and coordinated manner, through interagency collaboration.

These children are those who have or are at increased risk for:

• Chronic physical, developmental, behavioral or emotional conditions and
• Require health and related services of a type or amount beyond that required by children generally.

One of the ways in which we work toward this goal is through a referral process called the Round Table. The Round Table is an interagency process for exploring which agency or agencies might best meet the needs of your child and family. This referral process can assist your family to obtain help and any resources that your family may be eligible to receive, as quickly as possible.

Agencies participating in the Round Table include:

• Golden Gate Regional Center
• San Francisco Unified School District
• California Children Services
• Support for Families of Children with Disabilities
• Blind Babies Foundation
• Department of Public Health
• Department of Human Services
• Community Behavioral Health Services
• Safe Start

For more information about our members, check the Resources section of this website.

Referrals to the Round Table

Children and families may be referred directly to the Round Table by one of the member agencies or by anyone in the community. With parent consent, information on the child's developmental, medical, social, psychological or educational needs are reviewed to explore which agency or agencies might provide services to the child and their family. Then, with consent, families are connected to agencies and services through HRIIC's public health nurse. The Round Table will provide regular follow-up review to ensure that the child and/or family needs were met through the referral.

If you are interested in making a referral to the Round Table contact: info@hriic.org.