NYC Mayor Expands Nurse-Family Partnership
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is expanding the Nurse-Family Partnership program, allocating $20 million to serve 3,000 low-income families over three years. The program sends registered nurses to homes of expecting parents, offering tailored advice on nutrition and local resources. The expansion aims to boost breastfeeding, childhood vaccines, and overall healthy development, while addressing racial disparities in maternal health. The funds come from a now-ended infant program, avoiding new spending amid a potential city shortfall.
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