The Coalition’s Responsible Fatherhood Initiative and the barbers of the Arlington community are targeting fathers, father figures and men of all ages to educate and assist in the prevention of Infant Mortality in Duval County through a training and community event.
We’re so close! Up to $40,000 of the money raised from Rounds at the Grounds is generously matched by the Chartrand Foundation to continue providing community education and awareness efforts to improve the infant mortality rate. We’re almost there! Help us reach our goal — there are many ways to get involved!
The has launched an initiative to help familiarize participants with Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive (LARC) methods. The Project is exploring offering contraceptive counseling as a stand alone intervention that focuses on the most effective to the least effective contraceptive method, including utilizing a video that was developed specifically for use in case management. Many Magnolia Project participants are unfamiliar… Read More
Magnolia Project participants have a new friend guiding them through their preconception health: Leela. Leela isn’t a staff member or another participant — she’s an animated computer character that simulates face-to-face conversation. She’s part of the Gabby Preconception Care System, an innovative means of helping African American women improve their chances of having a health… Read More
The Mayo Clinic conducted a Vitamin D education and screening activity this spring for the Azalea and Magnolia project participants and community residents. During the April 20th seminar, a Mayo physician discussed the importance of Vitamin D and Vitamin D screenings and assessments were provided. Participants received their results 30 days after the screening. Coalition Board… Read More