Resilience, Integration, Support & Empowerment (RISE) : Building Healthier Beginnings Together.

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The Interfaith Health Equity Partnership promotes healing and well-being of all faiths through healthcare. The goal of our committee is to ensure each person, regardless of faith, receives the healthcare they need.

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Discover a wealth of essential information on infant health, including safe sleep practices, feeding tips, and developmental milestones. Empower yourself with the knowledge to nurture your baby’s well-being and ensure a safe environment.

Explore our maternal health resources, offering essential support for reproductive health, mental well-being, family planning, and pre/postnatal care. Find expert insights and guidance to accompany you through every stage of motherhood.

Access our maternal support resources, designed to promote equity and advocacy while addressing critical needs such as food security and nutrition. Explore these resources to support a healthy and secure journey through motherhood.

Our LGBTQIA+ library is a dedicated space for individuals and birthing people alike. Here, you’ll discover vital resources covering reproductive health, mental well-being, family planning, and pre/postnatal care, all thoughtfully curated to support you through every stage of your journey into parenthood.

Our resource area is tailored for diverse families of all faiths. As faith leaders, you provide crucial support to expecting families with emotional, spiritual guidance, and community connections. This hub is a lifeline for families navigating pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenthood. Let’s come together and make a difference in the lives of our community members!

Program Sponsors

This program is made possible with grant funding from Southeast Michigan Perinatal Quality Improvement Coalition (SEMPQIC), Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and United Way for Southeast Michigan.