$350,000 grant helps low-income expectant QCA mothers

Community Health Care (CHC) received a $350,000 grant for prenatal care services in the Quad Cities. The money comes from the ...
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Why some women don’t get prenatal care while pregnant

A new report from the March of Dimes shows about 25-percent of pregnant women in the U.S. don’t get prenatal care in their ...
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‘Absolutely a crisis’: Local group awards $1M to improve prenatal care in Quad-Cities area

The Better Health Foundation awarded a $350,000 Solutions at Scale grant to Community Health Care, a regional nonprofit ...

Quad Cities area health organization expanding prenatal care and education

Thanks to a $350,000 grant from the Better Health Foundation, Community Health Care is expanding its prenatal care with the ...
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Community Health Care gets $350K grant to improve prenatal care

The Better Health Foundation (BHF) has awarded a new $350,000 grant to Community Health Care (CHC), a regional nonprofit ...
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Free Plan B, pregnancy tests available while supplies last at Project of the Quad Cities

MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - The Project of the Quad Cities is providing free reproductive kits that include Plan B, pregnancy tests and condoms. Tyler Mitchell, director of development for the Project, said ...
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Better Health Foundation awards $1 million to improve prenatal care in Quad Cities area

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Community Health Care awarded $350,000 grant to help improve prenatal care, birth outcomes

The funding will be used to improve prenatal care and birth outcomes, especially among women of color, immigrants, refugees ...