Christina Hoover Bonner collecte des fonds
The Box Project of the Coastal Bend
The Box Project is WAMHS’ community health initiative to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies, and the general health of men and women in South Texas. Initially funded by the Corpus Christi Community Foundation, the project relies on sponsorships, donations, and funds from the Texas Department of State Health Services to reduce maternal mortality. The Box Project is designed to assist women and men during the length of their reproductive years:
• when they want to prevent or delay pregnancy because they are not ready to parent;
• when they want to have a child and plan to get pregnant; and
• during pregnancy.
By addressing the cycles as a continuum of care, the project establishes a long-term partnership between the patient and the clinic services. The project empowers patients to take charge of their health…
1. by providing updated health information (through apps, texts, etc),
2. by providing face to face case management to assist/motivate them in accessing resources and adopting healthier behaviors, and
3. by providing boxes full of health tools and supplies specific to their current health needs
The Baby Box:
There were 5000 live births in Nueces County last year. Over 2,200 women had positive pregnancy tests at WAMHS clinics last year! The first few months of pregnancy are critically important. By identifying almost half of the County’s pregnancies annually, WAMHS has an opportunity to help women instantly begin reducing risk behaviors to improve pregnancy outcomes: stopping drug and alcohol abuse; quitting smoking; controlling chronic health problems like diabetes; taking prenatal vitamins; accessing early prenatal care; addressing abuse/stress domestic violence problems. The distribution of pre-natal vitamins, OB/GYN Resource lists and case management to ensure access to care will improve healthy birth outcomes in South Texas.
Towards the end of pregnancy, expectant moms receive The Baby Box containing clothes, blankets, health items, educational materials, and most importantly, a bed. Each Baby Box contains a mattress that safely serves as a bed for a newborn up to 8 months of age. It is believed that distribution of these boxes has helped Finland in achieving one of the world’s lowest infant mortality rates.
Other Health Boxes: Women's Wellness Box; Men's Wellness Box; Preconception Wellness Box; and a Healthy Pregnancy Box. Each includes information, case management follow up and health tools to help patients achieve their health, fitness and family planning goals.
We are asking for support of The Box Project through donor sponsorships of one or more boxes. We appreciate your continued support of our services and our programs. Your donation is tax deductible.
Baby Box Sponsorship $125(early pregnancy box, baby box and case management for one patient)
Health Box Sponsorship $45
for more information about Women's and Men's Health Services of the Coastal Bend
• when they want to prevent or delay pregnancy because they are not ready to parent;
• when they want to have a child and plan to get pregnant; and
• during pregnancy.
By addressing the cycles as a continuum of care, the project establishes a long-term partnership between the patient and the clinic services. The project empowers patients to take charge of their health…
1. by providing updated health information (through apps, texts, etc),
2. by providing face to face case management to assist/motivate them in accessing resources and adopting healthier behaviors, and
3. by providing boxes full of health tools and supplies specific to their current health needs
The Baby Box:
There were 5000 live births in Nueces County last year. Over 2,200 women had positive pregnancy tests at WAMHS clinics last year! The first few months of pregnancy are critically important. By identifying almost half of the County’s pregnancies annually, WAMHS has an opportunity to help women instantly begin reducing risk behaviors to improve pregnancy outcomes: stopping drug and alcohol abuse; quitting smoking; controlling chronic health problems like diabetes; taking prenatal vitamins; accessing early prenatal care; addressing abuse/stress domestic violence problems. The distribution of pre-natal vitamins, OB/GYN Resource lists and case management to ensure access to care will improve healthy birth outcomes in South Texas.
Towards the end of pregnancy, expectant moms receive The Baby Box containing clothes, blankets, health items, educational materials, and most importantly, a bed. Each Baby Box contains a mattress that safely serves as a bed for a newborn up to 8 months of age. It is believed that distribution of these boxes has helped Finland in achieving one of the world’s lowest infant mortality rates.
Other Health Boxes: Women's Wellness Box; Men's Wellness Box; Preconception Wellness Box; and a Healthy Pregnancy Box. Each includes information, case management follow up and health tools to help patients achieve their health, fitness and family planning goals.
We are asking for support of The Box Project through donor sponsorships of one or more boxes. We appreciate your continued support of our services and our programs. Your donation is tax deductible.
Baby Box Sponsorship $125(early pregnancy box, baby box and case management for one patient)
Health Box Sponsorship $45
for more information about Women's and Men's Health Services of the Coastal Bend
- M
- Y
- A
42 soutiens
guidestar.org/profile/74-1460204