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Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health

Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)

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Immigration Status Doesn't Matter

Starting January 1, 2024, more people will be eligible for full Medi-Cal benefits. If you are 26-49, live in CA, and meet income requirements, you are eligible for coverage! Applying for or using Medi-Cal will not affect your immigration status.

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A partir del 1 de enero de 2024, más personas serán elegibles para recibir los beneficios completos de Medi-Cal. Si tiene entre 26 y 49 años, vive en CA y cumple con los requisitos de ingresos, ¡es elegible para recibir cobertura! Solicitar o utilizar Medi-Cal no afectará su estatus migratorio. ¡Y no es carga publica!

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Contact Us

Nurse Family Partnership and Child First logoCall Sonoma County Nurse-Family Partnership at (707) 565-4440; or call or text (844) 637-6667

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Nurse-Family Partnership® is a community health program that truly changes lives – for generations to come.

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How do I Qualify?

  • First-time mom
  • Under 28th week of pregnancy
  • Eligible for WIC or Medi-Cal 

Woman holding her smiling babyFREE Personal Nurse offering support, resources, and a good laugh, through your pregnancy and available to you until your baby is 2 years old. 

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Partners, fathers, family members, even close friends are welcome to participate in visits with your personal nurse. 

Who doesn’t need another set of hands to calm a fussy baby or change a diaper? It’s great to have support, and with help from Nurse-Family Partnership, you can be confident that everybody is taking good care of your baby.

Call Sonoma County Nurse-Family Partnership at (707) 565-4440; or call or text (844) 637-6667

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