The Magnolia Project is hosting a variety of activities May 9-15th to empower women to focus on the many aspects of their health as part of the 2021 National Women’s Health Week. National Women’s Health Week is an observance held each May and led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on… Read More
The results of a study published April 22, 2021 in JAMA Pediatrics found that women diagnosed with COVID-19 during pregnancy have an increased risk of complications and mortality. Pregnant women with COVID had a 22 times greater risk of maternal mortality and four times greater risk of preeclampsia/eclampsia. Read more about the study here. The… Read More
Tiffany Knight is the Azalea Project and Program Performance Director with the Coalition. She joined the agency in June 2019 and oversees one of the Coalition’s longstanding initiatives, Azalea, while also working closely with the Healthy Start providers and Contracts and QI Committee. Tiffany joined the Coalition to continue her work serving high-risk populations and… Read More
“Because of what I learned about my personal leadership style, I understand that if I make adjustments to how I deal with people I can possible bring change in my community.” Two Magnolia Project participants graduated from the Make a Difference! Leadership Academy on February 3, 2021, the first virtual class to complete the program.… Read More
“Connect”ing families to care: Connect is a one-stop entry point for home visiting services for moms and babies. Connect utilizes the universal prenatal and infant screens and referrals to streamline access to community services and supports that best meet families’ needs. Read below how Connect has helped families in Northeast Florida. Connect AmeriCorps member Sabrina… Read More