The purpose of this survey is to gather valuable insights from community members to help inform the planning and implementation of the Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) program in Calaveras County. Your input will assist in identifying the most pressing health needs and priorities for women, mothers, infants, children, adolescents, and children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) in our community.

Women's and Maternal Health

Maternal health refers to the health of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period.

Access to healthcare servicesManaging chronic health conditionsMental health and emotional well-beingReproductive health and family planningAffordable housing and safe neighborhoodsAccess to education and job opportunities

Strong social support networksAccess to outdoor recreational spacesLocal women's health advocacy groupsAffordable and accessible healthcare services

Perinatal and Infant Health

Perinatal and infant health is the health of women and babies before, during, and after birth.

Access to healthcare servicesInfant development and milestonesInfant feeding and nutritionInfant health outcomes and well-beingParenting support and educationAffordable and safe housing for families.Access to affordable childcare

Community-based parenting resourcesClean air and water qualityBreastfeeding-friendly public spacesAccessible early intervention services

Child Health

Child health refers to the health and development of children, including physical, mental, behavioral, and emotional health.

Access to healthcare servicesChild development and educationMental health and emotional well-beingNutrition and physical activityParenting support and educationSafety and injury preventionAccess to quality educationOpportunities for extracurricular activities

Safe and well-maintained parks and playgroundsStrong school-community partnershipsAccessible and affordable healthy food optionsCommunity youth development programs

Adolescent Health

Adolescent health refers to the changing transitions within physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and intellectual health of youth.

Access to healthcare servicesMental health and emotional well-beingReproductive and sexual healthSafety and violence preventionPositive relationships with peers and adultsOpportunities for leadership and personal growth

Positive youth-adult relationshipsOpportunities for leadership and civic engagementAccessible mental health resourcesSafe and supportive school environments

Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN)

CYSHCN include infants, children, and youth from birth to age 21 who have one or more chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional conditions, and require additional health and support services, beyond those needed by children generally, as a result of their condition(s).

Access to healthcare services and resourcesCoordination of care and transitions between servicesFamily support and resourcesMental health and emotional well-beingInclusive education and community programsAccessible transportation and infrastructure

Inclusive community events and activitiesStrong network of family support servicesAccessible transportation optionsCollaborative healthcare provider network

Finally, tell us about yourself

In order to ensure that we gain understanding about different demographic groups in our community, we would like to ask some demographic questions to properly classify your response. This section is optional.

MaleFemaleNon-binary