AMCHP
Our membership also includes academic, advocacy, and community-based family health professionals, as well as families themselves.
The Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs (AMCHP) leads and supports programs nationally to protect and promote the optimal health of women, children, youth, families, and communities. The Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs is a national resource, partner, and advocate for state public health leaders and others working to improve the health of women, children, youth, and fam
06/18/2026
From the MCH Policy Ideation to Action (I2A) Learning Collaborative to the Title V Housing Framework, AMCHP highlights initiatives that help states advance housing and nutrition security.
Explore these efforts and learn how they support cross-sector collaboration and effective policy approaches. bit.ly/HFS-AMCHP
06/16/2026
AMCHP staff recently published new research in the Maternal and Child Health Journal exploring how community-based organizations and Title V agencies can work better together. The article makes the case for recognizing community-rooted evidence — including storytelling and qualitative data — as valid and valuable in funding decisions.
Read the free, open-access article: bit.ly/AMCHP-CRE26
06/09/2026
Don't forget to join us this Thursday, June 11, for our Policy and Partnerships Town Hall! Register to learn about the latest federal policy updates and hear from our national, federal, and state partners: bit.ly/AMCHP-PPTH26
06/09/2026
So proud of our very own Candice Simon for being featured on ASTHO's Public Health Review Morning Edition! Tune in to hear her speak about the Maternal Health Innovation Leaders Mentorship Program and what meaningful mentorship looks like in .
What does meaningful mentorship look like in public health?
On today’s episode of Public Health Review Morning Edition, Candice Simon, program manager for workforce development and capacity building at AMCHP, discusses the Maternal Health Innovation Leaders Mentorship Program, highlighting its structure, benefits, and how it supports professionals across career stages.
She also underscores the importance of peer networks, honest feedback, and creating supportive spaces that foster growth and resilience.
Join the conversation, explore resources, and subscribe here: https://discover.astho.org/4v6Ok0Z.
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