MIOP supports pregnant women and their families during pregnancy and early infancy. Through the program, expectant mothers receive essential prenatal education, counseling, and access to healthcare providers, ensuring a healthy pregnancy journey. MIOP also offers postnatal care and resources, including guidance on infant care and breastfeeding support. By collaborating with healthcare providers and community organizations, MIOP strives to address health disparities and promote the well-being of Hartford mothers, infants, and families. 

Case Management and Home Visiting 

For more information, please contact (860) 757-4820.

REACH is a program that helps make communities healthier by addressing differences in health and promoting fairness.  The program works with Community Health Workers (CHWs) who play an important role in supporting individuals and families. CHWs are community members who provide education, resources, and support to help people make healthier choices. They work closely with the community and collaborate with organizations to address factors in the community that can affect health. Through their efforts, REACH aims to create positive and long-lasting changes that improve the well-being of everyone in the community.

WIC is a helpful program that provides nutrition assistance to eligible pregnant women, new mothers, and young children up to age five. Its goal is to promote healthy pregnancies, support the well-being of mothers and children, and improve nutrition. Participants receive food vouchers for nutritious foods, learn about healthy eating, get breastfeeding support, and receive referrals to healthcare and social services. WIC plays an important role in improving the health and nutrition of women, infants, and children, particularly those from low-income households.

If you have questions about the WIC program or inquiries about the Coventry Street WIC site, please call (860) 757-4780. Please call (860) 757-4860 for assistance with the Main Street site.

CT WIC income guidelines 

CT WIC interest form