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Having a new baby can be one of the most rewarding times of your life, but
it can also be one of the most challenging. Having someone to talk to during
your pregnancy and/or after you have your baby can make this time easier.
You can have a local community nurse or social worker, called a "care
coordinator", meet with you while you are pregnant to help you learn ways to
have a healthy pregnancy. The care coordinator can help you find resources
in your community to help with your needs.
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Are you pregnant or do you have a baby less than one year old?
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Do you need help paying the medical bills for your pregnancy care and
delivery? |
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Do you want to know more about caring for your baby or the services
available to you while you are pregnant?
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Would you like more information
about eating healthy or feeding your baby?
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Would you like to learn how to
reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)?
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Do you need help in finding a medical provider for your pregnancy or for
your baby? |
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Do you need transportation assistance to your medical
appointments? |
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Are you pregnant and feeling depressed, have a drug problem,
are a victim of domestic violence,
want to stop smoking, drinking alcohol,
or feel alone? |
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Are you being hurt by someone?
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If so, the Right From The Start Program may be for you! |
