Family Health
"Always working for a safer and healthier Skagit County"
Director: Keith Higman
Child & Family Health Division
301 Valley Mall Way, Suite 110
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
98273
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: (360) 416-1500
Fax: (360) 416-1501
Help Me Grow Skagit Line: (360) 630-8352
Skagit County Public Health is part of Help Me Grow Skagit Network, working to assure that all families can get connected to the supports they want and need for their health and well-being.
Promoting Healthy Starts for All Skagit County Children
The first 1000 days of life, from pregnancy to a child’s 2nd birthday, set the foundation for lifelong health. Healthy behaviors, environments and relationships are keys to lifelong health and well-being.
The Child & Family Health Division works with individuals, families and the community to assure that all Skagit County children have the healthiest possible start in life. Our services are offered at no charge to families. Some of our services have specific eligibility requirements, others are available to all Skagit County families.
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Pregnancy Related Services |
Public Health works in partnership with our community to assure that pregnant people get early prenatal care and find the information and support they need to have healthy babies. Public Health also works to help prepare expectant families for a successful parenting experience.
Pregnancy Connections: Skagit County has many wonderful pregnancy-related services and supports. Call or text 360-770-7743 to learn more about what is available to you as a parent-to-be! Or complete our online referral form.
Nurse-Family Partnership: for first-time mothers who enroll before their 28th week of pregnancy.
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Families with Infants, Toddlers or Preschoolers |
Public Health works in partnership with our community to assure that families and caregivers of infants and toddlers get the information and support and linkage to resources they need to get a healthy start in life.
Access to Baby & Child Dental (ABCD): Did you know that starting regular dental care is recommended before an infant’s first birthday? If you have a child up to age 6, call or text our ABCD program at (360) 899-6208 for help finding dental care for your child
Help Me Grow Skagit: Call or text (360) 630-8352 to find local services and supports that promote health, development and well-being for expectant parents and families with young children. Calls will be answered or returned Monday - Friday during regular business hours. |
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