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January 2020
2020 Maternal and Infant Health Policy Breakfast
Join HMHBGA, in collaboration with the March of Dimes, for this special opportunity for maternal and infant health advocates and stakeholders to hear from State policymakers about what they plan to tackle in the year ahead. Georgia's legislative leaders will discuss what maternal and infant healthcare issues will be addressed in 2020 and how these issues may impact Georgia's families. REGISTER NOW SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Event Agenda 7:30AM: Registration 7:45AM: Welcoming Remarks Caryn Hanrahan, HMHBGA’s Advocacy Chair, will provide…
Find out more »Maternal Mortality Awareness Day at the Capitol
Join us and Georgia's leading advocates to prevent maternal mortality as we educate legislators on the prevalence and root causes of maternal mortality in our State, as well as how we can prevent maternal and morbidity through policy intervention. We will be displaying Mother's Day cards to raise awareness about Georgia's maternal mortality crisis and speaking with legislators regarding policies and budget priorities that will move the needle on maternal and infant health in Georgia. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »February 2020
Prenatal Education Class– Atlanta, Ga
A judgment-free zone to ask questions about pregnancy, baby care, WIC, Medicaid, insurance, staying healthy and more! Register now and receive free refreshments, diapers, breastmilk cooler bag, and a safe sleep onesie! Join us for a two-hour course and get everything you need for a happy, healthy pregnancy. This course is being hosted by the College Park Regional Health Center. Please contact the organizer below to attend. There is no fee and the course is open to any child-bearing person…
Find out more »What’s Missing: Exploring and Responding to Gaps in Prenatal Education Across the State of Georgia [Webinar]
Quality prenatal education is an often overlooked health education intervention for improving birth experience and outcomes. Research shows that prenatal education can be used as a tool to empower patients and impact outcomes. Prenatal education has the ability to educate women on vital signs and symptoms, encourage them to seek medical attention, and can increase their likelihood of following medical advice. In 2018, HMHBGA conducted a research study to determine the referral practices of providers for prenatal education & the…
Find out more »Prenatal Education Course- Sandersville, Ga
A judgment-free zone to ask questions about pregnancy, baby care, WIC, Medicaid, insurance, staying healthy and more! Register now and receive free refreshments, diapers, breastmilk cooler bag, and a safe sleep onesie! Join us for a two-hour course and get everything you need for a happy, healthy pregnancy. This course is being hosted by the Washington County Health Department. Please contact the organizer below to attend. There is no fee and the course is open to any child-bearing person who…
Find out more »April 2020
2020 Inspiring Mothers of Georgia Awards Luncheon
Every year, HMHBGA honors six Inspiring Mothers of Georgia from across the state who embody the characteristics of Strength, Sacrifice, Caring, Compassion and Generosity. Want to nominate someone from your community? The 2020 nomination period is currently open! NOMINATE A MOM VIEW SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE DETAILS
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