Operation Stork is a continuing program that helps uninsured Hispanic pregnant women get the services they need during their pregnancy and after childbirth, from transportation to the doctor’s appointments, education about the importance of proper prenatal care, good nutrition and prenatal classes to regular pediatric care for their babies and assistance to access family planning and wellness options.

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Through the program, we offer the pregnant women with:

• Affordable services and effective access to healthcare providers without the distress of facing the barriers that restrain them to seek timely medical care.

• The appropriate linguistic conversion from one language to another by actively working, when necessary, to overcome barriers of communication embedded in cultural, religion and other social differences when attending the doctor’s visits.

• Baby items for the newborns. These include car seats, diapers, clothing and other essential items.

The program began in February 2003 and as of December 2006, we were able to show statistical results of more than 600 pregnant women served. Actually, we attend an average of 40 patients per month.

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