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A network of prenatal care centers are transforming the way prenatal care is provided in Hamilton County through quality improvement science.

Neighborhood-based teams of community health workers, social workers and other specialists are connecting families to the services and resources they need.

A supportive community gathering of powerful black women who come together to relax, re-power and take care of ourselves and each other. In Queens Village, emotions are raw, honesty is celebrated and love abounds.

Communications experts are working hand-in-hand with community members to create culturally competent messaging that resonates with families.

Community health worker agencies are serving more women prenatally and during their baby’s first year of life in the 20 zip codes with the highest infant mortality rates in Hamilton County.

Communities, healthcare providers and agencies are coming together around a standardized system of information that allows for continuous evaluation of interventions and timely changes in strategies and approaches.

Led by City Councilmember Amy Murray, community members and local leaders are identifying and advocating for local and statewide policy change that makes pregnancy less stressful and healthy choices easier.

Growing out of the existing infrastructure of the Cradle Cincinnati Learning Collaborative, we will improve the prenatal healthcare experience for patients by bringing awareness to providers’ unconscious biases and strengthening patient-provider relationships.