The Child Health Program (CHP) is part of Maternal and Child Health. Nine local community health agencies and ten community health centers administer the CHP.  The CHP allows these health care providers to offer comprehensive, preventive direct health care to low-income children through clinic and home visits.  Services include physical exams, health screenings, immunizations, anticipatory guidance, social services, and case management. 

Four community health agencies offer Child and Family Health Support Services to families where children may access a medical provider but need additional services.  Additional services include assistance with health care enrollment, referrals, case management, care coordination, and education and counseling relative to the child and family.  These services are conducted in person or by telephone. 

These services are used primarily by children from birth through age ten.