The Nurse-Family Partnership program of the National Center for children, Families, and Communities (NCCFC) is a voluntary program being administered by the Northeast Colorado Health Department. the program uses a national model that improves the health and social functioning of low-income, first-time mothers and their babies.
Public health nurses work with families from pregnancy until the child's second birthday. The success of the program is grounded in the stable and trusted relationship built between the nurse and the family. NFP is a free service that provides services for 50 clients in our six-county region.
