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Current and Past Awardees - Wyoming Department of Health and tags on every page of your site. Maternal and Child Health Unit The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Unit exists to partner with communities and families to promote and advocate for optimal health and wellbeing, using a public health approach.
Feliciana Turner, Unit Manager Maternal and Child Health Unit 122 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor West Phone: 307-777-6921/800-438-5795 Current and Past Awardees Below are the current and past awardees for the Women and Infant Health Title V Funding Proposal Request for Applications.
Current Awardees of the 2025 Title V Funding Proposal Request for Applications Please click through this slideshow to learn more about the Wyoming organizations that we awarded! Sheridan Memorial Hospital Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s project is the Safe Sleep and Lactation Support Initiative.
This project is designed to reduce sleep-related infant deaths and improve maternal health outcomes in Sheridan County through safe sleep education, lactation counseling, safe sleep items, and training providers in postpartum support for new moms.
Click Here to Learn More about Sheridan Memorial Hospital Powell Valley Health Care PVHC will develop and implement a comprehensive postpartum mental health screening protocol addressing the critical gap in mental health services in their rural community. This protocol aims not only to develop this protocol but also to train providers in Postpartum Support International’s perinatal mental health certificate program.
This project aims to not only decrease the gap in mental health services, but to improve the quality of postpartum visits.
Click Here to learn more about PVHC It Takes A Valley: A Perinatal Resource Collaborative It Takes A Valley: A Perintal Resource Collaborative is implementing their project: Connecting the Valley: Education & Healthcare Collaboration to education families and connect them to health care providers to improve postpartum care and safe sleep practices.
They will work to develop and distribute bilingual education materials and resources to reach all families in Teton County. They will also work to enhance their safe sleep section at their biannual Clothing and Gear Swap.
Click Here to learn more about It Takes A Valley Converse County Prevention Converse County Prevention, as part of Memorial Hospital of Converse County, will implement their project: EmpowerHer: Postpartum Empowerment and Safe Sleep Support. They will work to increase postpartum visits among new mothers and increase the use of safe sleep practices among families by providing resource kits for new moms and families.
These kits contain educational materials and items on safe sleep and postpartum visits.
Click Here to Learn More About Converse County Prevention Wind River Family and Community Health Care Wind River Family and Community Health Care (WRFCHC) “Education Excellence Division” is currently developing an in-house training program for Community Health Aides (CHA) to serve the Wind River Reservation, and created a pilot microcredential training within the CHA training focused on promoting maternal and infant health.
12 employees were enrolled in the microcredential trainings that covered topics on family planning, maternal mental health, maternal substance use, and supporting tobacco cessation. Knowledge and skills on these topics increased between pre- and post-course assessments.
Based on this pilot, WRFCHC, plan to incorporate maternal health trainings into a broader CHA Program (CHAP) that they are developing and potentially providing input for developing currriulcum for a CHAP at the national Indian Health Service Office. Hoskinson Health and Wellness Clinic, LLC Check out their Infant Safe Sleep Checklist!
Northwest Health Care was funded for two years (2023 – 2025) to improve annual visits for women at their clinic. Read on below to see what their project is! The Empowerment Through Prevention Initiative aims to empower women to take control of their healthcare through preventive efforts.
Northwest Health Care is a Title X(ten) clinic in Cody and Powell, Wyoming. They provide annual wellness exams on a sliding fee scale, meaning that patients are charged on their ability to pay – oftentimes, that rate is zero.
With this initiative, they will work to increase annual wellness exams for women 18-44 who live in the Big Horn Basin through increasing advertising efforts, a small incentive program for those who receive their annual wellness exam, a reminder call, text, and postcard campaign, and by helping women navigate the current healthcare system if more testing is needed.
Child Development Services of Fremont County The Safe Sleep Program is a project that served at-risk or first-time families right at birth. Its goal is to educate and improve safe sleep practices and environments by giving these families safe sleep essential kits and completing monthly check-ins. Child Development Services of Fremont County (CDSFC) provides services to children from birth to five years of age.
They provided developmental screenings, developmental and educational support to families, and services to children with developmental needs. On top of providing kits and monthly check-ins to participating families, CDSFC also brought this education and awareness on safe sleep to community baby showers and other community events in Fremont County.
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