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United Health Foundation and Any Baby Can partner to expand maternal care for at-risk women in Texas by improving pregnancy outcomes, decreasing pre-term births, and empowering mothers and their partners to create better futures for themselves and their babies.

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Someday Aaliyah will hear the story of her dramatic arrival into the world. Someday she’ll know the story behind her middle name and about the nurse that supporter her family through thick and thin.

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First-Time Mom Finds Positivity Through Support Category: Client Story March 4, 2020 Mary was ready to start a family. She was 24 and, although her life wasn’t exactly perfect, Mary knew she wanted to become a mother. When she found out she was pregnant, a friend connected her to Any Baby Can’s Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)…

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After a miscarriage, Ivette was devastated. When she got pregnant with her rainbow baby, she was anxious and depressed. With support, she was able to regain joy and gratitude.

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A Journey in Courage Category: Client Story February 22, 2019 Christina is originally from Chicago. After her first visit to Austin, she was committed to move to the area, but in 2012, she got pregnant. “When I found out I was pregnant, I cried. His dad and I had a rough relationship. I was not…

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Single Mom Shines as Beacon of Hope Category: Client Story May 8, 2017 As Mother’s Day approaches, we’d like to take a little time to honor and celebrate the role of moms. This year, we highlight Elicia, a former Nurse-Family Partnership® client who inspires first-time moms with her own journey toward success. When Elicia was just…

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Celebrating Nurse-Family Partnership Graduation Category: News October 21, 2016 Any Baby Can recently celebrated the graduation of 40 first-time mothers enrolled in the Nurse-Family Partnership program. Nurse-Family Partnership is a national program through which nurses are matched with expecting mothers bearing their first child. The program begins as early as possible during a woman’s pregnancy…

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