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Pregnancy and Baby Care

If you are pregnant or thinking about having a baby, New York City has free resources to help with many pregnancy-related conditions:

The Nurse-Family Partnership can link some first-time mothers to specially trained nurses. These nurses make regular home visits during your pregnancy and the baby’s first two years to help you keep your family healthy. You can join as early in your pregnancy as you like but no later than your 28th week.

Health Insurance Enrollment Counselors can help you find a plan to cover necessary check-ups.

Neighborhood Health Services can connect some expecting or new parents with medical care, breastfeeding support and supplies.

Additional Resources

Maternal Health Care Among Immigrant New Yorkers: Community Members (PDF)

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Maternal Health Care Among Immigrant New Yorkers: Flyer for Organizations (PDF)

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