Program Overview

The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) supports pregnant women and new mothers by providing education, nutrition support, and resources to help ensure healthy pregnancies and healthy babies.

The program is designed to support families who may be facing challenges such as financial hardship, teen pregnancy, social isolation, substance use, or family violence. Our goal is to help mothers and babies get the healthiest possible start.

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Program Goals

The CPNP aims to:

• Promote healthy pregnancies and healthy babies.

• Improve the health and well-being of mothers and infants.

• Reduce the risk of low birth weight.

• Encourage and support breastfeeding.

• Provide education and resources for healthy parenting.

Program Supports

Participants may receive:

• Prenatal nutrition education and counselling.

• Prenatal vitamins.

• Milk coupons or other nutrition supports.

• Information on healthy pregnancy and lifestyle choices.

• Breastfeeding education and support.

• Food preparation and healthy cooking tips.

• Education on infant care and child development.

• Referrals to community programs and health services when needed.

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Our Commitment

The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program is family-centered, culturally respectful, and community-based. We work with mothers, families, and community partners to provide flexible support that meets the unique needs of each family.

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Who Can Participate?

The program is available to pregnant women and new mothers who would benefit from additional prenatal and postnatal support. If you are expecting a baby or would like to learn more about the services available, we encourage you to contact Heather Anderson at the Pinaymootang First Nation Health Centre.

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Together, we can help give every child a healthy start in life.