The New Birth Project works to help educate women and men on modifying the behaviors, lifestyles and conditions that affect birth outcomes. Doula services (a Doula is a trained labor companion) are currently available. We offer access to the following services: R U pregnant parties, Links to prenatal care, Doula services, Emergency food vouchers, Emergency diapers, Free home pregnancy tests, Free HIV testing and Support Groups for fathers include: Fathers reading for their children.

The program also provides community resources, legal advocates, medicaid/ health cover age resources and more.

For More Information on the Program contact:

Katie Mitchell
Program Manager
Phone: 206-322-7061 ext. 209
E-mail: Katie@pocaan.org
Program funded by Public Health Seattle & King County

The goal of the 4 Every Man POL Project is to reduce the incidence of HIV/AIDS in African American Men in Seattle/King County, by implementing the Popular Opinion Leader (POL) Model in various segments of the population. The Popular Opinion Leader (POL) Model consists of identifying, recruiting and educating individuals in the community who are well-respected, well-known and influential, to conduct a specialized type of outreach to their friends and associates. 4 Every Man's primary focus remains to be African American MSM (Men who have Sex with Men); however, due to the increasing incidence of HIV in the African American community, we have extended our efforts to include all sexually active African American men, irregardless of sexual identity.

Program funded by Public Health Seattle & King County
For More Information on the program contact:

Kenny Joe McMullen
Health Educator
Phone: 206-322-7061 ext. 223
E-mail: Kenny@pocaan.org