This Lunch & Learn will provide an opportunity to learn more about Quit Now Kentucky’s “Quitting for Two” program — a free, supportive quit line designed specifically for pregnant patients looking to quit tobacco. This impactful initiative offers personalized coaching, free resources, and financial incentives to help people quit tobacco during pregnancy and maintain a tobacco-free lifestyle after birth.

The session will also include a discussion on best practices for referring clients to the program and strategies to increase access and support across communities. Don’t miss this chance to learn how you can help expand the reach of this vital service and improve health outcomes for both parents and babies. Despite funding cuts, this part of the QuitNow Kentucky was preserved due to the commitment to the health of Kentucky mothers and babies.

For more information visit the Quitline website here.

This Lunch & Learn will provide the opportunity to learn more about Count the Kicks, a proven stillbirth prevention program that empowers expectant parents to track their baby's movements during the third trimester of pregnancy. 

Count the Kicks uses simple, evidence-based approach to help reduce preventable stillbirths by encouraging daily monitoring of fetal movement- a key indicator of a baby's well-being. The program offers free educational tools and a user-friendly app to help parents notice changes and speak up if something feels off. 

The session will also include a conversation about strategies to promote Count the Kicks throughout Kentucky communities and equip more families with this life-saving knowledge. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the program's impact and learn how you can help spread awareness.

For more information visit the Count the Kicks website here.

This Lunch & Learn will provide the opportunity to learn more about The Bridge Project in Appalachia, a groundbreaking initiative providing unconditional cash support to low-income pregnant individuals and new mothers across Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia.

Launched in January 2025, the program offers financial assistance over three years to help families during the critical early stages of a child’s life. This webinar will also feature a conversation on strategies to reach and support more moms throughout Appalachia, ensuring the program has the greatest possible impact. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the program’s impact and how you can get involved!