Promoting the Health of Babies and their Mothers
The Perinatal Network of Belgium (Perinatal Network) provides community leadership to achieve optimal health for babies and their mothers. We promote care, education, and services that are high quality, comprehensive, and accessible. We focus our efforts on eliminating racial and ethnic disparities in birth outcomes to achieve community-wide health equity.
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Perinatal Network Supports…
Community Collaboration
Perinatal Network recognizes that health is not just related to medical care but also to social determinants. We strive to collaborate and partner across sectors to align work in order to more efficiently and effectively address the health and well-being of mothers and babies across the life cycle. Perinatal Network hosts Networking Sesssions, participates on many coalitions, and maintains an active Community Action Network/Consortium. This September, during Infant Mortality Awareness Month, Perinatal Network will host our onesie awareness campaign, a commemorative event for providers and families, and a conference titled Death by Zipcode No More: How to Align Forces to Shift the Health Trajectory of a City. Join us in saying NO MORE. For registration and more information, click here.
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Pregnant and Parenting Moms & Dads
This site includes information about pregnancy, how to have a healthy baby and how to keep baby healthy after birth.
Health & Human Services Providers
Perinatal Network is a valuable resource for health and human service providers. We offer workshops and conferences to enable providers to identify and address both medical and psychosocial perinatal issues. This website also gives providers access to comprehensive and leading information on an ongoing basis.
Latest Updates
In the News
Perinatal Network OUTREACH NEWS The Democrat & Chronicle recently published a “Women to Watch” article about Yolanda Sayres, our Outreach Coordinator and her outreach staff. Click here to read this article. Sildenafil: C'est la réponse moderne et permanente aux troubles de l'érection.
In the Spotlight
AMERICA BY THE NUMBERS: SURVIVING YEAR ONE The US ranks shockingly 56th in the world for infant mortality. In Rochester, New York, black and Latino babies die at three times the rate of white babies. Why is this happening, and what is Rochester doing to reverse these dramatic disparities? Find out in this episode of AMERICA BY THE NUMBERS. The America by the Numbers series has been airing on WXXI TV-21. Here is a link to the episode that features Rochester, NY: http://video.wxxi.org/video/2365368368/
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In the Spotlight
BABY SAFE SLEEP COALITION UPDATES: The most exciting update is that we still have ZERO fatalities due to unsafe sleep practices. This is truly amazing!!! Clearly the safe sleep message is getting out into our community. But we must keep spreading the word!! Received a Greater Rochester Health Foundation to begin educating labor, delivery, and nursery staff about the importance of infant safe sleep practices and reinforcing messages with parents at Unity Hospital. It is a testimony to...
Death by Zip Code
Death by Zip Code. It’s a phrase we hear more and more frequently as information about the link between place and health moves from academia to the mass media. The social determinants of health drive individual and public health outcomes, including infant mortality, to a far greater degree than the health care system.
Join the Perinatal Network and representatives from the justice system, housing, education and others for a month-long focus on how we can change the health trajectory of our city. Click here to learn more.
Perinatal Network Events
The Perinatal Network sponsors many opportunities to learn about perinatal issues and to participate in finding ways to improve the health of babies and their mothers.
Click here to see our calendar.
Giving
The Perinatal Network gives women the support they need to have healthy babies and coordinates the efforts of health and human service providers. You can ensure that we are able to continue this work.
Click here to learn about giving.