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Prenatal Advantage Black Infant Health

General information May 4, 2016 The purpose of the Black Infant Health Project (BIH) is to reduce the infant mortality, low birth weight, and Sudden Infant Death (SIDS) rates in the African-American community. Our goals also include increasing first trimester prenatal care visits by African-American women and fostering the continuity of health care services before and after pregnancy.


Individual Services Offered:

Community Services Offered:

Who is Eligible

Pregnant and parenting African-American women and their families, especially those at-risk of delivering a premature or low birth weight baby. Participation is voluntary; client confidentiality is respected.

How to Apply

Referrals accepted from individuals, agencies and the community. Apply by telephone at (650) 363-7850.

Area Served

San Mateo County

Fees Charged



Q: How can I help support a program like Black Infant Health?
A: You can become more aware of the issues such as the importance of prenatal care.

From the Governor’s Office

Black Maternal and Infant Health Letter of Support


Prenatal Advantage Black Infant Health Brochure

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Contact May 4, 2016

Contact Prenatal Advantage BIH Project

2415 University Avenue 2nd Floor
East Palo Alto CA 94303
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(650) 363-7850 main line
(650) 327-5238 fax
(650) 301-8687 North County voice mail
(650) 363-7850 office
Contact April 26, 2016

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