Pregnancy

We offer free support for pregnant people living in Dane County.

Pregnancy Options

Do you want to talk to someone about your pregnancy options? Our Reproductive Health Nurse Navigators are there for you! Learn how they can help.

Pregnancy Support

Get support and information to have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.

• The WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) Program
• The Nurse-Family Partnership program
• The Prenatal Care Coordination program

The WIC Program provides:

• Information about nutrition
• Healthy foods to supplement your diet
• Education and support for breastfeeding/chestfeeding, including Lactation Consultants and Breastfeeding Peer Counselors to partner with you in meeting your breastfeeding goals
• Connections to other services
• You do not need to be a legal resident to apply

Apply for the WIC Program

Our Nurse-Family Partnership Program

• Is for people who are pregnant with their first child.
• It provides:
  • Personalized support to set goals and reach them
  • Support for getting health care
  • Information about pregnancy, breastfeeding, and parenting
  • Connections to other services
• You must enroll before the end of 28 weeks in your pregnancy.
• You are income eligible if you qualify for the programs below. (You do not need to be enrolled in these programs.)
  • WIC
  • FoodShare
  • Medicaid
  • Wisconsin Works Program (W-2)
• Our nurses are available to work with you and your family until your baby is 2 years old.
• If you are thinking about abortion or adoption, you are still able to apply. You can also talk with one of our Reproductive Health Nurse Navigators about your options. They provide all-options pregnancy counseling, resources, and education for anyone who needs support with a pregnancy.
• You do not need to be a legal resident to apply

Our Prenatal Care Coordination Program

• Provides:
  • Personalized support to set goals and reach them
  • Support for getting health care
  • Information about pregnancy, breastfeeding, and parenting
  • Connections to other services
• You can enroll anytime during your pregnancy (the sooner the better!).
• You are income eligible if you qualify for the programs below. (You do not need to be enrolled in these programs.)
  • WIC
  • FoodShare
  • Medicaid
  • Wisconsin Works Program (W-2)
• You do not need to be in your first pregnancy.
• Our nurses are available to work with you and your family until your baby is 2 months old.
• If you are thinking about abortion or adoption, you are still able to apply. You can also talk with one of our Reproductive Health Nurse Navigators about your options. They provide all-options pregnancy counseling, resources, and education for anyone who needs support with a pregnancy.
• You do not need to be a legal resident to apply

Perinatal Care Coordination (PNCC) & Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) client visits may happen in person, by phone or by virtual visit.

Apply for Nurse-Family Partnership or Prenatal Care Coordination

Apply

• Click the button above to fill out a short form (Apply in Spanish)
• If you are on WIC, ask to apply at your next appointment.
• If you prefer to talk to someone, call us at (608) 266-4821.

Are you an agency or provider and want to refer someone who is interested?

Refer

• Click the button above to fill out a short form (Refer in Spanish)
• If you prefer to talk to someone, you can call us at (608) 266-4821.

Materials

• Perinatal Care Coordination (PNCC) English / Spanish
• Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) English / Spanish
• Program Overview for Partners

Other Pregnancy Resources

See our Community Resource Guide to learn about resources for food assistance, health care, family needs, and more.