HEALTHY
MOM & BABY
SUPPORT FOR THE
COMMUNITY
The Pearls of Service Foundation received a grant from United Way – SEMQIC in support of expectant mothers, new mothers, and families. The Healthy Moms and Babies program addresses these priority points found in the Advancing Healthy Births Equity plan. PSF will serve the communities in the cities of Southfield, Oak Park, Royal Oak Township, Farmington Hills, and Northwest Detroit.
Get into the program!!!!!
Sign up here: https://bit.ly/2025MBProgram
Register for Healthy Parenting VIRTUAL Workshop - TUESDAY: https://bit.ly/45P5VRe
Register for Healthy Parenting VIRTUAL Workshop - saturday: https://bit.ly/H-Parent-SAT
COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR
DATE IS BEING FINALIZED!!
LOCATION IS BEING FINALIZED
Healthy Mom & Baby Health Fair will provide primary health care screenings and education to the community, focusing on the specific needs of expectant / new moms and babies. The health fair will have representation from several civic and government agencies providing activities to support the entire family.
Mental Health Support for Moms
The grant will financially support the mental health services for expectant / new moms. If you are a mom who needs mental health support during this time, we offer access to mental health professionals who can assess your immediate need and work with you to provide the next step in your wellness journey.
SUPPORT FOR dADS
This grant offers a program specifically tailored to expectant and new fathers designed to strengthen family support systems by engaging and empowering fathers to take active roles during pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenting stages. Through a structured recruitment and training program, MEN aim to:
1. Recognize and respond to signs of postpartum complications in women, particularly postpartum depression.
2. Provide essential resources to fathers in need to better equip them in their parenting journey.
HEALTHY MOM & BABY PROGRAM is made possible with grant funding from Southeast Michigan Perinatal Quality Improvement Coalition (SEMPQIC), Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and United Way for Southeast Michigan.