"I regret not having #BlackInfantHealth for my first son, and I really needed it." See why Ebonie hopes pregnant Black women and new moms join the program. #BIH bit.ly/3fZWRLT.

Is BIH for you? Check out Jazmon's experience with the #BlackInfantHealth program. bit.ly/3866lTq #BIH

When Jocelyn was pregnant, she "craved support and community with other Black women." Her local #BlackInfantHealth program was just the answer! #BIH bit.ly/3bIagam.

Angela appreciated the Black Infant Health Program's combination of group sessions and one-on-one case management. See the positive impact #BIH had on Angela and her baby at bit.ly/3iNvzJP #BlackInfantHealth #BIH

Jewels and friends met when they were pregnant and in Sacramento's Black Infant Health program. "I'm not alone," she says. Learn how BIH supports women and their families in the inaugural issue of SisterStory: bit.ly/33JYXfA #BIH #BlackInfantHealth

The Black Infant Health Program is an evidence-informed intervention that uses a group-based approach, where participants get to meet, interact and build a sisterhood. A new data brief shares outcomes of this group-model approach, and how it impacts short term health milestones to improve outcomes for Black birthing people and their babies. cdph.ca.gov/BIHEvaluation #BlackInfantHealth #BIH #BlackMaternalHealth.

The Black Infant Health Program goes beyond a traditional health education approach. The program focuses on reducing stress, fostering social support and empowering Black birthing people to build healthier lives for themselves and their families. A new data brief shares outcomes of this group-model approach, and how it impacts short term health milestones to improve outcomes for Black birthing people and their babies. cdph.ca.gov/BIHEvaluation #BlackInfantHealth #BIH #BlackMaternalHealth.

The Black Infant Health (BIH) Program provides culturally appropriate support to Black birthing people in communities where over 90% of Black births occur. A recent evaluation of the program takes a closer look at the program’s participant and staff experiences. cdph.ca.gov/BIHEvaluation #BlackInfantHealth #BIH #BlackMaternalHealth.

Almost all participants have a positive experience with the Black Infant Health (BIH) Program. A new data brief shares participant and staff perceptions about BIH, which provide an important understanding of the participant’s lived experience in the program and how it meets their expectations. cdph.ca.gov/BIHEvaluation #BlackInfantHealth #BIH #BlackMaternalHealth

The Black Infant Health (BIH) Program changes lives. A new data brief takes a close look at participant and staff experiences with the program. cdph.ca.gov/BIHEvaluation #BlackInfantHealth #BIH #BlackMaternalHealth

Setting goals is a life skill that can lead to personal empowerment. That’s why it’s an essential piece of the Black Infant Health (BIH) Program. Learn more: cdph.ca.gov/BIHEvaluation #BlackInfantHealth #BIH #BlackMaternalHealth.