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Family Home Visiting

 
 

A healthy start can set a child up to thrive for a lifetime. That’s why our family home visiting (FHV) nurses work to promote the health and wellbeing of pregnant individuals, caregivers, infants, and children from early in pregnancy and continuing through the first two years of a child’s life.

Our public health nurses will meet with you to provide support and resources. We also offer physical assessments for the birthing parent and infant, breast/chest feeding support, and a variety of other health screenings. No two families are the same, so our nurses will work with you to find the program that best fits your family’s needs.

Northland Pregnancy and Postpartum Resources

NorthlandPerinatalResources.org serves as a central resource for pregnant and postpartum individuals and families facing mental health and substance use challenges. Our goal is to empower individuals and provide them with the tools they need to take control of their health. We are developing a comprehensive database of local, state, and national mental health and substance use resources.

NorthlandPerinatalResources.org

NorthStar Families

NorthStar Families provides on-going support and interventions to pregnant and postpartum people and families who are dealing with substance use. We promote recovery and help decrease the effects of substance use for the health and well-being of babies, parents, caregivers, and families.  

NorthStar Families Brochure  

HOPE Group

The Healing, Outreach, and Perinatal Encouragement (HOPE) Group offers a safe environment to navigate the roller coaster of emotions that many families experience during pregnancy and after birth. Hosted by our Public Health Nurses, HOPE is an opportunity for individuals to tell their story, hear others’ stories, and heal alongside fellow new parents, regardless of if someone has a formal medical diagnosis of postpartum depression or anxiety.

HOPE Group Brochure  

Contact

Public Health Main Offices

Southern St. Louis County
218-725-5210

Northern St. Louis County
 218-471-7600

 

Women Infants & Children (WIC)
Southern St. Louis County
218-725-5211
Fax: 218-725-5297

Northern St. Louis County
218-471-7604
Fax: 218-471-7601

 

Family Health & Supports
Program Coordinator
Stacey Alto
218-312-8383
Email

Program Coordinator
Lisa Konicek
218-726-2289
Email