The Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health (MCAH) Programs is a division of the Department of Public Health in Los Angeles County. It is responsible for the planning, implementing and evaluating of services that address the health priorities and primary needs of infants, mothers, fathers, children and adolescents, and their families in Los Angeles County through ongoing assessment, policy development and quality assurance.

Strengthening Home Visiting in Los Angeles County - A Plan to Improve Child, Family and Community Well-being - Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Health & Health Agency, July 2018

Click on the links below for more information about MCAH's work on these topics or see the left-hand column for a complete alphabetical list of MCAH programs.

Before Pregnancy Preconception Health FAMILIA Health Insurance Assistance	During Pregnancy Find a Prenatal Provider  Breastfeeding T-dap Time Off for Baby Nurse Family Partnership Black Infant Health Health Insurance Assistance	After the Baby is Born Breastfeeding Safe Sleep SIDS Prevention Black Infant Health Healthy Weight for Moms Health Insurance Assistance	Child & Adolescent Health Child Care Lead Poisoning Prevention Immunizations Required for School Adolescent Health Collaborative Health Insurance Assistance

Healthy Neighborhood Asthma Lead Poisoning Prevention Health Insurance Assistance the PLACE Program	For Providers Health Insurance Assistance CPSP Information Nurse Family Partnership Referral Black Infant Health Program Referral Children's Medical Services California Children Services Application	Research and Data MCAH Data Center LAMB Survey LA HOPE Survey LAMB Advisory Summit

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