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Wanda Malave
  • Female
  • New Haven, CT
  • United States
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  • Slate Ballard
  • MAMIE EDWARDS
  • Jennifer Rivera
  • Janet Perez
  • Kathleen Hagearty
  • Lee Cruz
  • Roger Senserrich - CAHS
 

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Name of the Organization
New Haven Healthy Start
Contact Person
Wanda malave
Contact phone
203 - 946-6735
E-mail
wmalave@newhavenct.
Interest
Early Childhood, Food Assistance, Energy Assistance, Career Assistance, Housing Assistance, Shelter, Education, Adult Education, Financial Literacy, Advocacy
Description Interest
The New Haven Healthy Start provide.
A community - driven approach to reducing infant mortality. Consumer supported and neighorhood driven.
Identifying and helping pregnant women receive early prenatal care. Workshop for families - nutrition,parenting,Aids and pregnancy.
FIMR - Fetal Infant Mortality Review
Perinatal Periods of Risk Collaborative - an analysis of perinatal mortality
Fatherhood Initiative - connecting non-custodial fathers to their children

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At 7:54am on August 18, 2009, Pam Hansen said…
Hi Wanda, Great profile,
Pam
At 9:47am on August 13, 2009, Kathleen Hagearty said…
You did a nice one as well. Time will tell if Roger's idea takes off. I am not so sure since folks use Facebook for a lot these days but it is a good way of connecting people who are local providers. Why didn't you post a picture?
At 2:28pm on August 12, 2009, Roger Senserrich - CAHS said…
Welcome to GNH Community! Feel free to join or create groups, post information, ask questions or just network a bit.
 
 
 

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