The Mommy And Me Initiative

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Healthy births & Black Americans: Why are death rates still higher? Episode 18 of #ThatsPublicHealth Black Americans are 243% more likely to die from pregnancy or childbirth-related causes than white Americans. The reasons are complex, but are rooted in raci...

The Mommy And Me Initiative has made the strategic decision to transition into a comprehensive resource center for families, with a focus on addressing social determinants of health (SDOH) barriers. In addition to offering workshops and educational programs, our new resource center will serve as a hub for connecting families with vital resources and support services to address various SDOH factors, such as access to healthcare, housing stability, food insecurity, and economic opportunity. Through partnerships with local organizations and community stakeholders, we will expand our reach and impact, ensuring that families receive holistic support to thrive. Our resource center will offer a wide range of services, including access to healthcare navigation, assistance with applying for government benefits and community resources, referrals to social services agencies, and advocacy for systemic change. Workshops and educational programs will continue to be an integral part of our offerings, providing valuable information, skills, and support to empower families to navigate and overcome SDOH barriers. By adopting this new approach, The Mommy And Me Initiative aims to address the root causes of health disparities and promote equitable access to resources and opportunities for all families in our community. ❤️

March is National Kidney Month, so it's important to take care of your kidneys.