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Voluntary family support program that offers home visitation services to mothers expecting their first child. A public health nurse works with mother to increase her chances of delivering a healthy baby, as well as work on child safety and development.
Address: Ottawa County Health Department 1930 North Elm Miami, OK 74354
Contact: Jill Crawford, Children First Lead Nurse
Telephone: (918) 540-2481
Fax: (918) 540-2486
Website: www.ok.gov/health
Enrollment Criteria: The new mother must be less than 29 weeks pregnant, be expecting her first child and meet the same income eligibility criteria as WIC and Medicaid.
Address: 856 East Melton Drive, Suite C. P.O. Box 603 Jay, OK 74346
Contact: Doug Spillman
Telephone: (918) 253-4291 ext. 13
Fax: (918) 253-6059
Website: www.neocaa.org
Enrollment Criteria: Family with child age prenatal to three and/or age 3-5 living at or below 100% of the federal poverty line; or child age prenatal to 3 and/or age 3-5 with disability, of homeless family or of family receiving public assistance.
Services include evaluation services, case management, family training, counseling, and home visits, certain health services, nursing & nutrition services, occupational, physical, and speech- language therapy, and special instruction. Can be provided in home or at daycare.
Address: Craig County Health Department - SoonerStart 115 East Delaware Vinita, OK 74301
Contact: Please ask for SoonerStart
Telephone: (918) 341-3166
State Lead: Mark Sharp, Executive Director, Special Education Services
Website: SoonerStart
Qualification Criteria: Developmentally delayed infants and toddlers birth – 36 months.