Healthy Families America
A voluntary, no-cost program offered to pregnant women and families with infants.
Specialized Care for a Special Baby
Baby R was born into this world with two loving parents. Two loving parents that were worried about her fussiness. She was initially diagnosed with colic and reflux. Then, she was hospitalized twice in her first few months of life, first for weight loss and second for seizures.
Healthy Families America’s Impact
VNA partners with OneWorld Community Health Center to serve Douglas County’s most vulnerable young families. Healthy Families America (HFA) is a voluntary, no-cost program offered to pregnant women and families with infants who meet certain screening requirements.
The HFA program teaches positive parenting strategies to build healthy parent-child interactions and relationships. Nurses, social workers, and family support experts visit these families regularly until the child’s third birthday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Healthy Families America home visiting?
What does a Healthy Families America home visit look like?
What are the screening requirements for Healthy Families America?
Families whose income is at or less than 250 percent of the Federal Poverty Level are eligible for services. We welcome non- or limited-English speaking families! Other screening requirements may apply – please contact Deanna Schlautman at dschlautman@vnatoday.org or (402) 930-4083.
Questions About Healthy Families America?
Contact Jennifer Durand, Parenting Support Clinical Manager.
Email: jdurand@vnatoday.org
Call: (402) 930-4126
Families Need Your Help
The importance of early childhood care can’t be overstated – help VNA provide this crucial program by supporting the Healthy Families America program today.
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