Family & Community Health
Mission
To promote and improve the health and safety of Montana’s women, men, children, and families.
The maternal and child health (MCH) population encompasses women of childbearing age (15-44 years of age), pregnant women, infants, children, and youth with special health care needs and their families. The MCH population is of critical importance to the state and nation. Infants and children deserve a healthy start in life. The Family and Community Health Bureau (FCHB) has a major role in ensuring that services and programs to support healthy growth and development are available and accessible to Montana's MCH population.
2013 Family and Community Health Conference
- Registration Form (pdf)
- 2013 FCHC Agenda
- Exhibitor Form
- Exhibitor Form for State Agencies
- Helpful Online Registration Tips
- Accurately Completing the MCH Block Grant Annual Report
2013 Family and Community Health Conference Presentation Materials
- Seeking Baby Friendly Designation – Wed, 10:30
- The Home Visitor as Teacher of Adults – Wed, 1:30
- Supporting Families Brunett - Wed, 1:30
- Supporting Families Swierc - Wed, 1:30
- Performance Management - Wed, 1:30
- Diabetes Prevention and Care - Wed, 1:30
- Paving the Way for Safety – Wed, 3:30
- WIC and Immunization – Wed, 3:30
- Tobacco Use Prevention During Pregnancy – Wed, 3:30
- Montana Medicaid Billings Basics – Thurs, 8:30
