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TCCAA Infant and Maternal Health

Tri-County is currently collaborating with specific partners to develop and guide services within the service region of Southside VA (See list below). 
Program Overview

Program Overview

TCCAA’s Infant and Maternal Health Services provide support and resources to new and expectant families from prenatal through postpartum and for families of young children up to three years old. Families are referred to our Head Start program, which can ultimately lead to participation in our Mentor Role Model Program for services.
IMH Services Outreach

IMH Services Outreach

This program provides community outreach and supportive programs to the community with an emphasis on expectant families, families with infants and children up to three years old.
IMH Home Visiting Services

IMH Home Visiting Services

IMH Home Visiting Services provides Community Health Workers to work one-on-one with a family who is expecting a baby or has a young child three years of age or younger. Supportive services may be provided in person at your home, by text, by phone, or virtually.

What can Infant and Maternal Health do for you?

Our services are designed to ensure that family goals are being achieved, which is why we provide ongoing case management to families receiving home visiting services. We also make referrals to other community resources that may assist with emergency and financial assistance, child support and paternity services, counseling, child care, adult education, employment training and job placement opportunities.
Program Enrollment
The Infant and Maternal Health program is free, voluntary, and can serve families until the child reaches the age of three years old. Enrollment is offered to all parents residing in Halifax, Charlotte, and Mecklenburg Counties.
How Services Are Delivered
Highly trained Family Support Workers provide home visits that include information on age- age-appropriate stimulation and play, to help develop bright and curious minds. We provide referrals to IMH Coalition partners, including routine development screenings, immunizations, wellness checks, nutrition, activities to create strong bodies, and how to care for sick children.
In-Home Visitation
We provide home visiting, focused on building positive parenting skills and healthy children. We help families with children up to age three, utilizing the Growing Great Kids Curriculum. We provide information about child development and discipline, learning new coping skills, and provide linkages to other community resources.

Infant and Maternal Health Mission

Our mission is to eliminate the violence of poverty through advocacy, empowerment and self-sufficiency.

Pregnancy Pre - Planning
Pregnancy Pre - Planning
We can teach you how to plan for a healthy pregnancy and delivery
Baby and Self-Care
Baby and Self-Care
We can help you learn how to care for your baby and yourself
CALL US TODAY (434) 575-7916 at one of the following extensions: Kiona (240), Carmina: (231), or Danielle: (232)

Know what to expect as your baby grows

Education and Family Goals
Education and Family Goals
We can help you achieve educational and family goals
Medical Care Resources
Medical Care Resources
We can provide resources for you to find medical care
LINKS TO RESOURCES

Infant and Maternal Health

GROWING GREAT KIDS (CURRICULUM)
ASQ-3 DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENINGS
THE EDINBURG POSTNATAL DEPRESSION SCALE
ABOUT

Infant and Maternal Health Coalition

This is a community initiative implemented by TCCAA and formed on August 15, 2023, with a mission to improve infant and maternal health outcomes.

The Infant and Maternal Health Coalition comes together for monthly meetings on the last Wednesday of each month.

IMH COALITION

Our Partners

  • Tri-County Community Action Agency (TCCAA)
  • Piedmont Access to Health Services, Inc. (PATHS)
  • Birth in Color RVA
  • Virginia Rural Health Association (VRHA)
  • The Selah Center
  • The Health Collaborative
  • Halifax County – South Boston Public Library
  • Southside Behavioral Health
  • Virginia Department of Health (VDH)
  • Virginia Neonatal Perinatal Collaborative (VNPC)
  • Sentara
  • Sol Blossom Birth Services
  • Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy (VICPP)
  • Postpartum Support Virginia
  • Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia
  • Trauma Awareness and Resilience Partners (T.A.R.P.)
  • Southside Wellness Coalition
  • Early Impact Virginia

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