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GET INVOLVED
Every year hundreds of volunteers and local supporters join us for memorable events and activities to encourage moms of all ages to live healthy lives for them and their baby’s future.
Enroll in Healthy Start Today!
The Healthy Start program is available to all pregnant women and children birth to three years old, regardless of income. To enroll in the Leon County program, call (850) 488-0288, ext. 106. To enroll in the Wakulla County program, call (850) 926-0400.
Monthly Board Meetings
WHEN: Fourth Thursday of the month, 12 p.m.
WHERE: Via Zoom – Contact info@capitalareahealthystart.org for link
Please note, our November board meeting will be held on November 19, at 12 p.m. due to Thanksgiving
Public Policy and Advocacy Committee Meeting
WHEN: First Monday of each month, 12 p.m.
WHERE: Via Zoom – contact info@capitalareahealthystart.org for link
Fund and Resource Development Committee Meeting
WHEN: Second Wednesday of each month, 9 a.m.
WHERE: Via Zoom – contact info@capitalareahealthystart.org for link
Community Engagement Meeting
WHEN: Third Wednesday of each month, 9 a.m.
WHERE: Via Zoom – contact info@capitalareahealthystart.org for link
2020 Angel Awards Celebration
WHEN: POSTPONED- Date to be Determined
WHERE: Florida State University Alumni Center
1030 W Tennessee St.
Tallahassee, Florida 32304
HONORING: Mr. Jack Levine & Dr. Andrea Friall
GRIEVING
Grieving the loss of your baby is one the most difficult experiences you may face as a parent. While nothing can remove the pain you feel in your heart during this time, sharing your thoughts and feelings with others who have had a similar experience can help you process the death of your baby. Connecting with others who have experienced infant death can be comforting and therapeutic. Capital Area Healthy Start Coalition can provide you with the care and support you need during this important time in your life.
We support grieving families who are dealing with infant death or a stillborn child through several programs and events year round. Our annual “Walk to Remember,” an evening of comfort, wisdom and hope for families who have suffered the heartbreaking loss of an infant, is attended by approximately 200 people each year. In addition to our annual events, we gather the stories of those who have recently experienced the loss of a fetus or infant to better understand how these tragedies occur and how we can prevent them from happening to others.