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Programs - Network Program
Network Program | Buffalo Home Visiting Program
Community Action for Prenatal Care | Community Health Worker Program
The Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network is one of 15 Comprehensive Prenatal Perinatal Services Networks in New York State. Established in 1987, it is one of the original five Networks created. The Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network provides support for all of the additional programs and services under its administration.
The purpose of the Buffalo Network is to improve pregnancy outcomes, promote better maternal and child/infant health care, establish better linkages between existing programs and ensure that families have access to the full range of preventive and primary health care, social support and educational resources in Erie County.
Key activities of the Network program include:
- Quarterly coordination meetings, which provide professional education and information sharing for maternal child health providers.
- Data collection and analysis to track trends in infant mortality, birth weights and other health indicators in the populations at risk.
- Professional education, conferences and training opportunities for maternal/child healthcare and human service providers, such as smoking cessation in pregnancy and HIV testing protocols.
- Development of innovative programs and pilot projects to address the specific needs of our community.
- Providing information and resource directories for assisting consumers access services. Click Here for Directory
Call 716-884-6711 for more information.
Millie Hall - BPPN-CPPSN Program Manager
 mkh@bppn.org
Constance Schweitzer - BPPN, CEO cms@bppn.org
The CPPSN program is funded by the
New York State Department of Health NY
State Department of Health, Division of Family Health.
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