Maternal and Child Health
Supports pregnant Indigenous women with having healthy pregnancies, and provides education and guidance to new parents and families with young children. Support may be provided in the family's home, in the community, or at the office of a variety of service providers.
The program includes infant care and child development education, home visits, referrals, prenatal care, parenting programs, one-on-one support, nutrition education, breastfeeding education, emotional support, and advocacy.
The program includes infant care and child development education, home visits, referrals, prenatal care, parenting programs, one-on-one support, nutrition education, breastfeeding education, emotional support, and advocacy.
Maternal and Child Health - Mobile
Toll Free Line:
1-800-889-6855
Business Line:
778-916-7429
Application Process
Self-referral and health professional referrals accepted. See website for referral form and information.
Eligibility
Targeted Population Restricted
Pregnant Indigenous people who identify as women, and families with infants and young children aged 6 and under.
Pregnant Indigenous people who identify as women, and families with infants and young children aged 6 and under.
Main Website:
https://www.csfs.org/services/maternal-child-health
Service delivery
Mobile