Perinatal and Infant Assessment and Coordination Team (PACT)

We are a Public Health Nurse home‑visitation program supporting prenatal and parenting women, especially those navigating substance use disorders or living with HIV. Our nurses build trusting relationships, offering compassionate care, education, and advocacy. We also provide specialized nurse visits for Medically High‑Risk Newborns (MHRN), ensuring our most vulnerable infants receive the attentive, skilled support they need to thrive.

Our goals:

• To address pregnancy concerns
• To educate about managing health conditions
• To assist with health, emotional, alcohol, or substance use concerns
• To provide health education for mothers and babies
• To educate about growth and developmental concerns
• To coordinate care and case management for mothers and Medically High-Risk Newborns
• To access community services 

Our program serves women and families who may benefit from additional support during pregnancy and early parenting.

• Pregnant women with current use or history of substance abuse
• Pregnant women with HIV infection
• Parenting women with histories of substance abuse or HIV infection who have infants less than one-year-old 

If you have questions about eligibility, please contact us and we are happy to help.