Finding True North for those who care for the nation's women, infants, children, youth, and families. Recognizing that high-quality maternal and child health (MCH) services are vital to the health of the nation, NCEMCH was established in 1982 at Georgetown University as a national resource to the MCH community. NCEMCH's multidisciplinary staff collaborates with a broad range of federal agencies, corporate and philanthropic partners, professional organizations, and academic institutions. Read more.
A message to our larger, human family. Black lives matter. Black culture matters. Black families matter. Black communities matter.
Staff at NCEMCH are working with our partners to develop and/or disseminate resources for the public health workforce, community health centers, and families during this difficult time. Please access these resources below and check back as we add new tools:
A comprehensive list of resources gathered by the Association of MCH Programs can be found on their Coronavirus Disease 2019 MCH and Community Resources page.
Celebrate the career of our Head Librarian, Olivia Pickett, as she looks forward to retirement!
NCEMCH has received a 5-year cooperative agreement to translate the evidence base of successful programs and practices into actionable resources for states to advance their National Performance Measure topic areas. Read the project description | Access the MCH Evidence website | Access the MCH Digital Library website.
NCEMCH has conducted an analysis of users’ experience with delivery and dissemination systems for public health training on behalf of the National Coordinating Center for Public Health Training (NCCPHT) to further the goal of connecting public health practitioners with the training, tools, and resources needed to advance public health practice. Read the report.
The MCH Alert is a free quarterly electronic newsletter that highlights learning opportunities and training developments for the Title V workforce as organized by the MCH Navigator and resources and announcements that have been collected by NCEMCH’s MCH Knowledge Base.
