Programs
Discover our comprehensive home visiting services tailored to support families from pregnancy through childhood.
At MCHC, we understand the intricate journey of parenthood and early childhood development. Our programs are meticulously crafted to meet families where they are, offering guidance and assistance every step of the way.
Our dedicated staff team is equipped with specialized training in evidence-based, trauma-informed care to provide essential support services. From providing basic health education and health screenings to offering informal mental health support, and facilitating referrals to health and social services, we are committed to empowering families and building healthier communities.
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Healthy Start
Healthy Start Home Visiting Program
Families build the foundation for a lifetime of good health with personalized home-visiting support during pregnancy through 18 months of age.
Perinatal Periods of Risk Project
Coordination effort of health and social service providers to reduce racial disparities in infant mortality.
Plans of Safe Care Program
Support for pregnant and parenting individuals with infants who are affected by substance use disorder.
Language Access Project
Language interpretation and translation for Spanish and Portuguese speaking families referred by CYF.
Family Benefits
Family Benefits Enrollment Assistance
Eligible individuals and families get help enrolling into health insurance (Medicaid, CHIP), food benefits (SNAP), and other public benefits programs.
Family Navigator Program
Referrals to local resources in housing, utility, employment, and other social service assistance for families referred by CYF.
The Family Center
Family Center Home Visiting Program
Families with children ages 0-5 years-old prepare to succeed in school with personalized home-visiting, group connections, and kindergarten readiness support.
The Fatherhood Program
Support for father figures with developing essential parenting skills, fostering healthy parent-child relationships, and navigating challenges with fatherhood.
Child Welfare Programs
Home-visiting/community support for at-risk families and those involved in the child welfare system.