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LCDF - Healthy Start Program
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Agency:  LCDF - Healthy Start Program
Program name: LCDF - Healthy Start Program
Description : The LCDF - Healthy Start Program provides a broad range of social services for children, adolescents, women, men, and families. Services include:

Prenatal and parenting case management
Breastfeeding education and support
Breast pumps
Prenatal health education
Adolescent family life interventions
Smoking cessation and prevention
Teen pregnancy prevention
Life skills
Anger management skills
Child development education
Nutrition education
Diabetes prevention
Life style change education and support
Father and father figure involvement

The program also provides education on car seat safety and when available will provide new car seat to participants enrolled in the program.
Hours of Operation: 8am - 5pm Some evenings
Eligibility Requirements: Pregnant women (including teens), parenting families of babies ages zero to three, fathers and father figures, youth involved in high risk behaviors, individuals with the desire to stop using tobacco products, smokers,
Intake Procedure: Contact the Healthy Start Office and request to speak with Case Management Services Coordinator or Health Education Services Coordinator
Insurance Information: none
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Fees: Most services are at no cost to participants
Primary Contact: Jonah Garcia, Program Director, (575) 524-0767, (email)
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Address:
570 W. Griggs
Las Cruces, NM 88005
(See a map)

Directions:

 Take Amador heading west, turn right on Alameda, turn left on Griggs, proceed west on Griggs until 570 W. Griggs will be on the right hand side.

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Categorization
*  Health Care Referrals
*  Health Education
*  Medical Social Work
*  Family Planning
*  Mother and Infant Care
*  Sex Education
*  Community Clinics
*  Case/Care Management
*  Family Based Services
*  Family Support Recruitment/Referral
*  In Home Assistance
*  Parental Visitation Monitoring
*  Parenting Education
*  Parent/Child Activity Groups
*  Youth Development
*  Family Services Related Volunteer Opportunities
*  Special Event Support Volunteer Opportunities
*  Family Counseling
*  Group Counseling
*  Individual Counseling
*  Adults
*  Young Adults
*  Youth
*  Citizens
*  Lawful Permanent Residents
*  Undocumented Persons
*  Mental Illness/Emotional Issues
*  At Risk Populations
*  People Without Health Insurance
*  Families
*  Parents
*  Siblings
*  Single Adults
*  Low Income
*  Poverty Level
*  Underemployed
*  Females
*  Males
*  Colonias Residents
*  Inner City Residents
*  Rural Residents
*  Urban Residents
*  Abused Children
*  Age Based Volunteers
*  Behind the Scenes Volunteers
*  Direct Service Volunteers
*  Community Development Issues
*  Education Issues
*  Family Planning Issues
*  Health Care Issues
*  Men's Issues
*  Mental Health Issues
*  Teen Pregnancy Issues
*  Women's Issues
 
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