Process Objectives

• Organize four community health workshops on prenatal care, mental health, and childcare resources, with participation from OB/GYNs, social workers, and public health nurses, by the end of the first six months.

• Distribute at least 300 surveys across clinics, community centers, and advocacy groups to assess prenatal care needs and childcare challenges within the first 90 days of program launch.

• Develop partnerships with two minority health advocacy groups and three local healthcare providers to ensure culturally appropriate services are incorporated by the third month.

Outcome Objectives

• Short-term Objectives

                               o By the fourth month, at least 50% of the program participants will report increased knowledge about the importance of early prenatal care based on survey responses collected at the end of each health workshop.

                               o Increase enrollment in prenatal care services by 10% within the first three months of the program through outreach efforts and referral partnerships with OB/GYN clinics

• Intermediate Objectives

                               o Within six months, 60% of program participants will have attended at least one mental health counseling session offered through the program's partnership with local providers.

                               o Increase access to affordable childcare services by facilitating connections to local childcare programs for 40% of program participants within the first eight months.

• Long-term Objective

                               o Within two years, reduce the rate of low birth weight among infants born to participating mothers by 15% compared to baseline data collected at program enrollment