Maternal, Child & Adolescent Health (MCAH)
The Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Division supports the vision of the Center for Family Health by implementing strategies to improve health; support the development of children and adolescents; and foster health, well-being and equity across the reproductive life course.
Local funding for this program comes from the federal Title V Maternal & Child Health (MCH) Services Block Grant. The grant involves partnership on the federal, state, and local level, and allows flexibility for local counties to address the unique needs of their MCAH populations.
Every five years the MCAH program is required to complete a community needs assessment, reviewing the health and wellness of women, children, and families residing in Mono County. As part of this assessment, community input was gathered via the Mono County Health Survey to help guide future work and improve the health of local residents.
The following needs were identified from the 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA):
- SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT
- BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ACCESS, PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT
- CLINICAL CARE ACCESS AND PREVENTATIVE CARE
- DENTAL CARE ACCESS AND PREVENTATIVE CARE
For information about how the community plans to address these concerns, please see the CHNA Implementation Plan
UPDATED: Mono County 20/21 bilingual Resource Guide
Pregnancy testing/ Prueba de embarazo
Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing/ Pruebas infecciones transmitidas sexualmente
Health Insurance assistance/ Asistencia de seguro medico
WIC referral/ Referencia para el WIC
Prenatal vitamins/ Vitaminas prenatales
Birth Control Counseling and referrals/ Consejería de anti conceptivos y referencias
Check out the 2017 report highlights published by the National Academy of Sciences, "The Health Effects of Cannabis and Cannabinoids, The Current State of Evidence and Recommendations for Research".
Watch two short videos, short presentation from social services, and open community discussion. Learn about adverse and positive childhood experiences and their effect on our health. Discuss county services to support resiliency and gaps in services. Recorded Webinar
- Increase Oral Health awareness, knowledge, and self responsibility by developing positive, life-long oral health behaviors. Improve access and provide linkage to care to low-cost or free preventative dental care and treatment.
If you have content that you would like to add to this page, please email jpinochi@mono.ca.gov.
Free Public Health Clinic Services:Vaccinations
Birth Control Education and coverage through PACT
Supporting Documents
Mono County Health Survey (225 KB) Mono County Health Survey Results (309 KB) MCAH Action Fact Sheet May 2014 (370 KB) 
