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Healthy Start’s mission has always been to provide needed services to local women, babies, and families. Thanks to our supporters and hardworking staff, we’ve been able to do this for…
Healthy Start’s mission has always been to provide needed services to local women, babies, and families. Thanks to our supporters and hardworking staff, we’ve been able to do this for…
On February 11, we were proud to host our 2021 Angel Awards & Benefit in support of local women, babies, and families. Staff, sponsors, and attendees gathered virtually to recognize…
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The Capital Area Healthy Start Coalition is releasing a Request for Proposal to obtain competitive proposals to provide Healthy Start Care Coordination services for pregnant women, interconceptual women, and infants…
As we prepare for the end of 2020, a year that no one anticipated, we can’t help but be thankful for all the good we could still do in the…
During the month of November, Capital Area Healthy Start is observing and actively taking part in National Child Safety and Prevention Month. Throughout this month and year-round, we aim to educate…
As the holiday season quickly approaches, we would like to look back at some of the initiatives and events we proudly participated in over the past month. In October, Capital…
With nearly 3,000 pregnancy and infant losses in Florida this past year, 41 of those in Leon and Wakulla County, we understand how crucial it is to have access to…
Capital Area Healthy Start is extremely grateful to have the opportunity to host our annual Walk to Remember once again this year. While the event will take place online to ensure…
Infant mortality is a pressing issue that affects not only our country’s health but its well-being. During September, Capital Area Healthy Start Coalition recognizes Infant Mortality Awareness Month, promoting awareness…