The SFMCHP is a family-focused home visiting program for prenatal women, fathers, and families of infants and children under the age of six. The program provides support based on each family’s unique strengths, and addresses the family’s needs, questions and concerns.

We want everyone in the family to achieve a balanced lifestyle, grounded in Nehetho culture, with access to holistic care. We offer nutrition, exercise and wellness guidance to raise your infant, toddler and children, and to stay healthy as a parent.

Families with more complex needs can receive individual case management and support. We may help you to receive counselling, stress management, FASD support, and immunizations.

It’s difficult to care for a newborn baby. Infants and toddlers can be difficult, too. Many parents feel overwhelmed, scared, frustrated and tired. Our public health team can give you the support you need to be a great parent.

We support healthy moms and babies, and empower parents to create strong, healthy First Nations families. Having a baby can change everything in your life. We ensure the changes in your family are positive.

We help expectant mothers with proper nutrition, exercise and self-care, so the baby will receive all the nutrients it needs as it grows.

We have specialized services to deal with at-risk pregnancies. If you’ve been using drugs, nicotine or alcohol, if you have health issues, if there are concerns about your baby in utero, we can help.