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Department of Human Services

Improving the health of Oregon’s pregnant women, infants, and children
Oregon Public Helath Division Child Health Section
The Maternal and Child Health Section seeks to improve the health of pregnant women and infants along a continuum of optimal development from birth to adolescence. Program staff from various disciplines work with parents and families to assess the major health needs of these populations.

We distribute funds through our partnerships with local health departments for a wide variety of clinical and supportive community-based health services.
Programs
Maternal & Child Health Programs
Partner Programs
Home Visiting Planning Meeting
Join your Public Health and home visiting colleagues on September 22nd and 23rd as we plan together for the future of home visiting in Oregon! Please respond with your reservation by September 13th.

Agenda:
- Afternoon, September 22: Public Health only meeting
- Evening, September 22: Strategic planning kick-off
- All day, September 23: Public Health/Healthy Start joint meeting
Education and Assistance
For Providers
Training Opportunities
The next MCH Orientation training date will be in January 2011. For individual orientation and consultation needs prior to January 2011, please contact your state MCH nurse consultant.
Pat Foley (971) 673-0351
Fran Goodrich (971) 673-0262
Penny Paynter (971) 673-0260 or (541) 386-2962 x200.
Child Health Collaborative
On March 15-16, 2010, Oregon state and local public health leaders in maternal and child health gathered for a valuable time of shared reflection, prioritizing and planning on behalf of children's health in Oregon. Over two days, leaders worked through a collaborative process to prioritize child health issues. As a result of these efforts, three areas for future collaboration and effort were prioritized: preventive oral health, obesity/physical activity, and unintentional injuries.
 

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