Healthy Texas Mothers and Babies
For all Texas babies to have a healthy, happy first birthday.
The Healthy Texas Mothers and Babies initiative was developed to help Texas communities decrease infant mortality using evidence-based interventions. It involves community stakeholders, health care providers, and insurance companies. An infant mortality reduction will improve our Texas babies and mothers' health and has the potential to save millions of dollars in health care costs.
This website is designed for multiple users:
Make a difference in infant mortality and preterm birth in your community. Follow the links above to learn more about the state of infant mortality in Texas, find tools you can use in your work and learn more about resources available to communities.
WHO's Mission
We are committed to empowering children and adolescents to stay safe and happy and make good decisions based on knowledge and a strong internal value system – educating them to know what to do and who to tell in dangerous situations.
Please contact Whitney Mahan, WHO Education and Community Outreach Coordinator, at wmahan@mhadallas.org
or 214-871-2420 Ext. 119
With the WHO Program, children and teenagers learn:
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