
Maternal Child Health
Maternal and Child Health supports prenatal and postpartum moms, infants and children birth to six through the following services:
Nursing Services
Focus on health promotion, prevention, and well-being; support and education during pregnancy, childbirth, parenting and role transitions; child growth and development; safe and healthy environments; and assisting families to connect with high quality health care and other support services in their community.
Family Support Services
Focus on identification of young adult and family strengths and needs; role modeling and mentoring aimed at successful development of life skills. The goal is to help young adults achieve health, education, economic, personal and parenting goals, foster healthy child development and assist families in accessing community supports and services.
Nurse Family Partnership
Focuses on healthy pregnancy, parent education and safety in the home. Staff can provide referrals for healthcare, childcare and other community support services. Enrollment is for prenatal moms who are having their first baby. For more information, call 888-5229 ext. 141 or click here to email the Children’s Integrated Services Coordinator.
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Virtual Parent Ed: Nurturing Healthy Sexual Development
Tuesday, May 4, 2021 6:00 PM via Zoom To register for Nurturing Healthy Sexual Development on May 4, click here and receive a link. Join Joy Kitchell from Prevent Child Abuse Vermont in a virtual workshop for parents to learn skills and knowledge to develop and...
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1-2-3 Magic: Who is in charge at your house? April 6 and 13, 2021 6:00-7:30 PM via Zoom Based on the book and video developed by Dr. Thomas Phelan, "1-2-3 Magic" provides participants with parenting strategies for children without yelling, arguing or spanking. Step 1:...
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