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Cedar, Dixon, Thurston, and Wayne counties.
Come and get some free pears at our office
High Nitrate Notice in Allens water
Come see us at LCC Wellness Night tonight: 6:00-7:30 PM
We are testing household items for lead from 9:00-5:00 today at the office
Come and get some free pears at our office
High Nitrate Notice in Allens water
Come see us at LCC Wellness Night tonight: 6:00-7:30 PM
We are testing household items for lead from 9:00-5:00 today at the office
The EMBRACE Prenatal Support Program supports pregnant women and their families by providing education, guidance, and resources during pregnancy and after birth. The program aims to improve pregnancy and birth outcomes through early support, regular follow-up, and connections to healthcare and community services.
Trained Community Health Workers (CHWs) work one-on-one with families to encourage early prenatal care, provide health education, answer questions, and help connect clients to the care and services they need. CHWs offer support throughout pregnancy and during the postpartum period.
The program serves pregnant women, with a focus on those who are in the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. Priority is given to individuals and families who may need additional support, including teens, low-income families, and those who have limited access to healthcare.
EMBRACE works closely with healthcare providers and community organizations to help families receive ongoing care and support. By building strong connections between healthcare and community services, the program helps families access resources from pregnancy through early parenthood.
Through education, support, and access to care, EMBRACE aims to improve pregnancy and birth outcomes, promote healthy infant development, strengthen family well-being, and reduce differences in maternal and infant health outcomes across the community.
Our prenatal support program provides evidence-based education to help families make informed decisions throughout pregnancy, birth, and early parenting. Topics include:
Through personalized education, resources, and support, we empower families with the knowledge and confidence needed for a healthy pregnancy, safe birth experience, and positive start to parenthood.
Our prenatal support program helps connect families with essential supplies and educational resources to support healthy pregnancies and positive early parenting experiences. Supplies are provided in our office and can also be accessed through our Health Kiosks located at:
Available items may include:
Our goal is to reduce barriers to care by providing practical resources that support the health, safety, and well-being of both parents and children.
Our prenatal support program offers ongoing screening and monitoring services designed to promote healthy pregnancies and identify concerns early. Participants may receive optional tracking tools to help monitor weight gain, health goals, and overall well-being throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Regular in-home visits provide opportunities for Community Health Workers (CHWs) to:
During each interaction, clients are screened for warning signs and potential pregnancy-related complications. When appropriate, referrals are made for clinical assessments, including:
If danger signs or urgent health concerns are identified—such as heavy bleeding, fever, severe abdominal pain, or other symptoms requiring immediate attention—established referral protocols are activated to encourage prompt medical evaluation and help reduce the risk of complications for both mother and baby.
Through consistent monitoring, education, and support, we help families navigate pregnancy and the postpartum period with confidence while promoting healthier outcomes for parents and infants.
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