We invest in healthy children and families because their well-being determines the health of the next generation. Visits can be provided in the home, at a mutually-agreed upon public location, in our offices, or over the phone. Public health nurses provide parenting support, breastfeeding and nutritional counseling, care referrals, and health assessment.
Services are available for all pregnant women and families with newborns. There are no income restrictions to receive services through our New Baby, New Family program. If you would like to refer someone or if you yourself are interested in participating please use the referral form link or contact our staff. After receiving your completed form, our staff will reach out to set up your first visit and assess need and eligibility for any other programs and services. All clients are assigned a public health nurse for care.
New Mother's Group We offer a regular support group for new mothers with public health nurses, who provide health education, care coordination, and a sense of community. Sessions are Thursdays from 1:30-2:30 p.m. You are welcome to attend without signing up in advance. For more info, please complete our referral form or contact program staff.
Breastfeeding Class This support class is an opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance for a public health nurse and lactation consultant. Topics include breastfeeding challenges, pumping, and feeding in the first 2 weeks. Classes are held once per month every third Tuesday from 2:00-3:00 p.m. To sign up, please complete our referral form or contact program staff.
9 Months to Get Ready
9 Months to Get Ready (available in English and Spanish) is a helpful resource for pregnant moms and families. This booklet gives detailed information related to pregnancy. Topics include: fetal development, how a woman's body changes during pregnancy, tips for a healthy pregnancy, how to prepare for delivery, and breastfeeding. |
