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Maternal Wellness Program

Who We Are

California Health Collaborative’s integrative perinatal wellness program (s) support birthing people, moms, dads and their families at risk of a mood disorder. In addition, the perinatal wellness program (s) partner with medical providers, hospitals and behavioral health providers to create a comprehensive plan of care which supports both the patient, family, and the provider.

1 in 5 mothers. 1 in 10 dads.
Experience perinatal depression or anxiety.

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Alexandra Addo-Boateng, Ed. D Psy Director of PMHIP Programs Madera, Fresno, Kings, San Joaquin, San Bernardino, & Riverside County

Leslie Shelton Project Director -Sista Coach Program/First 5 Expanded Home Visitation Initiative San Joaquin County

Elizabeth C. Maldonado Maternal Wellness Program – Care Navigator Fresno and Kings County

Ramona Mosqueda-Ramirez Maternal Wellness Program – Care Navigator Fresno and Madera County

Sista Coach Program and First 5 of SJC Expanded Home Visitation Initiative Staff

Sharee Wilburn-Vance Home Visitor-Sista Coach Program Fresno and Madera County

Nadiuska Braga Home Visitor- Sista Coach Program/F5SJC Home Visitation Initiative San Joaquin County

Jennifer Guillen Home Visitor- F5SJC Home Visitation Initiative San Joaquin County

Alondra Nunez Home Visitor- F5SJC Home Visitation Initiative San Joaquin County




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    Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

    Who We Are

    LEAD stands for Leadership in Equity Action and Development. The goal of the LEAD Program is to promote and protect a tobacco-free lifestyle for all Butte and Yuba County residents. We believe passionately in advocating for health equity and environmental justice for low-income people, and in communities of color.

    Our GOALS

    1) Developing Upstream Approaches to Tobacco Control – By including tobacco control in general plans and other municipal codes, we protect communities from exposure to tobacco products and help to prevent poor health later in life. We believe limiting exposure to tobacco is an environmental justice issue.

    2) Growing Community Advocates – We support and empower youth and young adults to become advocates for the health of their community and fight back against the tobacco industry’s intentional targeting of certain communities.

    3) Resisting Targeted Price Promotions – The tobacco industry spends billions of dollars annually on targeted advertising. Low-priced products and coupons contribute to high smoking rates among people of color and low-income communities and make it easier for youth to become addicted.

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    ← Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

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    Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

    Who We Are

    LEAD stands for Leadership in Equity Action and Development. The goal of the LEAD Program is to promote and protect a tobacco-free lifestyle for all Butte and Yuba County residents. We believe passionately in advocating for health equity and environmental justice for low-income people, and in communities of color.

    Our GOALS

    1) Developing Upstream Approaches to Tobacco Control – By including tobacco control in general plans and other municipal codes, we protect communities from exposure to tobacco products and help to prevent poor health later in life. We believe limiting exposure to tobacco is an environmental justice issue.

    2) Growing Community Advocates – We support and empower youth and young adults to become advocates for the health of their community and fight back against the tobacco industry’s intentional targeting of certain communities.

    3) Resisting Targeted Price Promotions – The tobacco industry spends billions of dollars annually on targeted advertising. Low-priced products and coupons contribute to high smoking rates among people of color and low-income communities and make it easier for youth to become addicted.

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    Marissa Maxey Project Director – LEAD




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      ← Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

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      Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

      Who We Are

      LEAD stands for Leadership in Equity Action and Development. The goal of the LEAD Program is to promote and protect a tobacco-free lifestyle for all Butte and Yuba County residents. We believe passionately in advocating for health equity and environmental justice for low-income people, and in communities of color.

      Our GOALS

      1) Developing Upstream Approaches to Tobacco Control – By including tobacco control in general plans and other municipal codes, we protect communities from exposure to tobacco products and help to prevent poor health later in life. We believe limiting exposure to tobacco is an environmental justice issue.

      2) Growing Community Advocates – We support and empower youth and young adults to become advocates for the health of their community and fight back against the tobacco industry’s intentional targeting of certain communities.

      3) Resisting Targeted Price Promotions – The tobacco industry spends billions of dollars annually on targeted advertising. Low-priced products and coupons contribute to high smoking rates among people of color and low-income communities and make it easier for youth to become addicted.

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      ← Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

      LEAD logo

      Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

      Who We Are

      LEAD stands for Leadership in Equity Action and Development. The goal of the LEAD Program is to promote and protect a tobacco-free lifestyle for all Butte and Yuba County residents. We believe passionately in advocating for health equity and environmental justice for low-income people, and in communities of color.

      Our GOALS

      1) Developing Upstream Approaches to Tobacco Control – By including tobacco control in general plans and other municipal codes, we protect communities from exposure to tobacco products and help to prevent poor health later in life. We believe limiting exposure to tobacco is an environmental justice issue.

      2) Growing Community Advocates – We support and empower youth and young adults to become advocates for the health of their community and fight back against the tobacco industry’s intentional targeting of certain communities.

      3) Resisting Targeted Price Promotions – The tobacco industry spends billions of dollars annually on targeted advertising. Low-priced products and coupons contribute to high smoking rates among people of color and low-income communities and make it easier for youth to become addicted.

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      Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

      Tobacco Prevention

      Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

      LEAD logo

      Leadership in Equity Action and Development (LEAD)

      Who We Are

      LEAD stands for Leadership in Equity Action and Development. The goal of the LEAD Program is to promote and protect a tobacco-free lifestyle for all Butte and Yuba County residents. We believe passionately in advocating for health equity and environmental justice for low-income people, and in communities of color.

      Our GOALS

      1) Developing Upstream Approaches to Tobacco Control – By including tobacco control in general plans and other municipal codes, we protect communities from exposure to tobacco products and help to prevent poor health later in life. We believe limiting exposure to tobacco is an environmental justice issue.

      2) Growing Community Advocates – We support and empower youth and young adults to become advocates for the health of their community and fight back against the tobacco industry’s intentional targeting of certain communities.

      3) Resisting Targeted Price Promotions – The tobacco industry spends billions of dollars annually on targeted advertising. Low-priced products and coupons contribute to high smoking rates among people of color and low-income communities and make it easier for youth to become addicted.