Your Voice Matters: Join the Region 9 Perinatal Quality Collaborative Meeting
Strong Systems. Connected Communities.
Are you expecting a baby, raising a young child, or passionate about improving maternal and infant health? Your voice matters!
Livingston County parents, caregivers, healthcare professionals, birth workers, and community partners are invited to join the Region 9 Perinatal Quality Collaborative (PQC) for its final quarterly meeting of 2026.
Join the December 2 Meeting
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2026
Time: 4:00–5:30 p.m. Eastern
Location: Virtual via Zoom
Who: Families, birth workers, healthcare professionals, and community partners
Participation and childcare stipends may be available for eligible attendees. Please contact the meeting organizers for eligibility details.
What Is the Region 9 Perinatal Quality Collaborative?
The Region 9 Perinatal Quality Collaborative brings together families, healthcare professionals, and community organizations to strengthen maternal and infant health across the region.
These partnerships create opportunities to identify barriers, share experiences, and improve how families access care and support during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period.
What Will Be Discussed?
The quarterly meeting will include:
- Updates on maternal and child health efforts
- Information about new Region 9 project groups
- Upcoming events and opportunities to participate
- Ways for families and community partners to get involved
Why Parent and Caregiver Voices Matter
Families are experts in their own experiences.
Parents know what it is like to find prenatal care, navigate healthcare appointments, prepare for a new baby, and seek support after birth. Their experiences can help identify what is working and where families need better connections or additional resources.
For Livingston County families, those conversations may include transportation, access to prenatal and postpartum services, finding trusted information, and connecting with community supports.
You do not need to be a healthcare professional to contribute. Your perspective as a parent or caregiver is valuable.
Need Support? Help Me Grow Livingston Is Here for Families.
Every family deserves access to information, resources, and connections that help children thrive.
Help Me Grow Livingston helps families navigate questions about child development, parenting, and available community services.
Whether you're preparing to welcome a baby, wondering about your child's development, or looking for family resources, Help Me Grow can help you take the next step.
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Improving maternal and infant health takes collaboration. When families, healthcare professionals, and community partners come together, we can better understand community needs and work toward meaningful solutions.
We encourage Livingston County families and partners to join the conversation on December 2.
Your Experience. Your Voice. Your Community.
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