Babies are more likely to form strong, secure attachments with their parents when supported by nurse home visitors.
Babies with nurse home visitors show enhanced language development, contributing to better school readiness.
Babies in families with nurse home visitors demonstrate stronger cognitive abilities by age two.
Nurse home visits help reduce the risk of preterm delivery, leading to healthier birth outcomes.
Over 85% of mothers report feeling more empowered and confident in their parenting abilities after receiving nurse home visits.
Children with nurse home visitor support are less likely to have language or speech development delays.
Mothers are more likely to secure and maintain employment when receiving support from nurse home visitors.
Mothers supported by a nurse home visitor are more likely to breastfeed for longer, benefiting both mom and baby.
Executive Summary
This Community Needs Assessment (CNA) aims to identify the current gaps, challenges, and opportunities in providing prenatal, maternal, and postpartum care to underserved populations in Nassau County, Long Island, NY. The assessment will guide the development of targeted programs and services to improve maternal and infant health outcomes.
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