KFL&A Public Health has several programs, clinics, and services that health care providers can refer patients to promote health.
Healthy Babies Healthy Children (HBHC) or Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program |
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The Healthy Babies Healthy Children program is a free home visiting program that helps children get a healthy start in life by helping expectant parents and families with children up to transition to school through:
The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program is a free home visiting program where a public health nurse visits young, first-time parents during their pregnancy and the first two years of their child’s life. The program can help support parents to have a healthy pregnancy, a healthy baby, and continue to meet their education and work goals. Eligibility for the Nurse-Family Partnership program includes individuals:
If participants are not eligible for the NFP program, they may be eligible for the HBHC program. To access the Healthy Babies Healthy Children program or the Nurse-Family Partnership program, patients can self-refer. Referrals may also be made on their behalf by a community service or health care provider. How to refer to the Healthy Babies Healthy Children program or the Nurse-Family Partnership program:
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Food for You, Food for Two prenatal program |
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Food for You, Food for Two is a free prenatal program for pregnant people and their support person(s). Participants will connect with other pregnant people, learn about food, nutrition, pregnancy, and taking care of a baby. If you have a client that would benefit from this program, please complete a referral form. |