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Pregnancy Outreach Workers improve babies’ chances

17th November 2011

We work to improve the chances for mums and babies. The sooner pregnant women get the help and support they need the better it is for them and their unborn child, but there can be practical and emotional problems that prevent women getting the help they need from the services that are available.  Jackie James talks about what she does and  how Pregnancy Outreach Workers bridge the gap between the women who need support and the agencies that can provide it.

Practical help can be making sure that women sign up for antenatal checks as soon as possible, and helping them get to their appointments. POWs also make sure they sign up for things like the Healthy Start scheme which provides vouchers for fruit and vegetables and free vitamins.

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  1. sahlia dawood

    i woul like to know information about cfw course r u still runing this course i would like to enrol my self

  2. Tom Carroll

    Hello Sahlia, thanks for getting in touch. Currently we have no plans for another CFW course but we are about to start a few other courses, including Work Ethics, Employability and Business and Administration Apprenticeships.

    If you would like more information on any of these courses, or on anything else, then please contact Chelsea Gaffey on chelsea.gaffey@gatewayfs.org or you can phone on 0121 456 7820

    Regards

    Tom