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Maternal, Child and Family Health (MACH) services

Supports parents/carers with information and advice about breastfeeding.

Supports parents/carers with information and advice about breastfeeding.

Immunisation for babies and children under six years of age

Support for early pregnancy, maternal and child health, breastfeeding and parenting concerns.

First home visits for all ACT families with a newborn baby.

A four-week program run by our Maternal and Child Health (MACH) nurses/midwives.

Health checks, information and support on a range of parenting issues.

Provides information on infant behaviour and development, infant cue-based care to support feeding, play, sleep and settling.

Other early parenting services

Provides a full hearing assessment for children aged 18 months to 18 years.

Provides care to help treat and educate adults and adolescents with all types of diabetes.

Help for parents and families experiencing emotional, social and psychological difficulties.

Supports pregnant people, their partners and their young children who are clients of Mental Health ACT and/or who are receiving opioid replacement therapy.

Assessment, information, early intervention and prevention for people who have given birth in the previous 12 months, and infants under 12 months.

Provides hearing tests for babies born or living in the ACT.

Monitors the long-term growth and development of babies at risk who have required Neonatal Intensive Care.

Supports people who are planning pregnancy, are pregnant or a mother of a baby under 12 months, who have a severe mental health issue.

Provides support to children and young people born with naturally occurring sex characteristics that do not fit the typical definitions for male or female bodies.

Pregnancy and birth services

We offer face-to-face pre-birth education.

Physiotherapy information sessions.

Covers antenatal expressing and the very first feed, right through to established breastfeeding.

We offer ‘Pregnancy to Parenting’ and ‘Next Birth after Caesarean’ childbirth education sessions.

A non-urgent outpatient service for women experiencing problems in early pregnancy.

Provides care for people and families with complex or high-risk pregnancies who need specialised care for either themselves or their baby.

Counselling for people with medical problems that may be caused by genes.

Diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of patients with suspected or confirmed gynaecological cancer such as cervical, uterine, vulva, ovarian or vaginal cancer.

Assessment and monitoring for people in the second half of their pregnancy or who have issues related to a recent birth.

Assessment, advice and support for parents of high-risk newborns and infants with additional needs who've been in NICU or SCN

Provides regular antenatal care during pregnancy.

For babies who require a medical review, or follow-up.

Physiotherapy assessment and information for people who have recently given birth.

Provides pregnancy care for women who have an increased chance of having a spontaneous preterm birth.

Provides physiotherapy care for people during their pregnancy and up to three months after the birth, plus gynaecology patients.

Provides physiotherapy care for people during their pregnancy and up to three months after the birth.