Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)

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HELPING FIRST-TIME PARENTS SUCCEED

What is the Nurse-Family Partnership® Program?

Nurse-Family Partnership is an evidence-based community health program that pairs each expecting parent with their own personal nurse. Nurses meet clients in their homes or out in the community to provide support, education and individualized goal planning to help families thrive.

Someone might be eligible if they:

Are expecting to deliver and parent for the first time
Are less than 28 weeks pregnant
Live in Santa Cruz County
Qualify for Medi-Cal or meet income requirements

Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) Information/Referral

Not sure if you or someone else is eligible? Please reach out, all referrals will be considered!

Call (831) 454-4339 or text (831) 566-3592.

Toll Free (888) 598-0728

Request Information About NFP: English Spanish

Provider or Referring Agency: English Spanish

Santa Cruz NFP is supported by the County of Santa Cruz Health Services Agency, Central California Alliance for Health, Kaiser Permanente, Dominican Hospital, Sutter Maternity and Surgery Center, Watsonville Hospital, First 5 Santa Cruz, and Santa Cruz Community Foundation.