The Family Case Management Program provides case management services for pregnant women, infants and children up to age 2. The program assists families in maintaining mental and physical wellness. Prenatal care services are available for pregnant clients eligible for WIC or Medicaid. Assistance with the Illinois Child Health Insurance Program, KidCare, is also offered.

The Childhood Lead Prevention Program provides early detection of potential lead poisoning through blood lead tests, education and follow-up for eligible clients. Environmental Health investigations are conducted by the Illinois Department of Public Health Champaign Regional Office.

Public Health Nurse Home Visits and Screenings provide health status monitoring, patient and family-centered education and follow-up services. Home visits are available to clients with health needs related to communicable disease and chronic disease.

The Women, Infants and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC) provides nutrition education, promotes regular health care and provides a nutritious supplemental food package to eligible pregnant and nursing women, infants and children under age 5. Appointments are required for certification and nutrition education services.
WIC Income Eligibility Guidelines effective from July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008

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All Our Kids: Early Childhood Network is a collaborative effort between the Illinois Department of Human Services, McLean County Health Department, area families, and local agencies. The program works in the community to assure that all children under age 3 and their families have access to services for total wellness.

The Child Care Nurse Consultant Program assists daycare providers with child health issues. The program is the result of a partnership between the McLean County Health Department and Child Care Resource and Referral Network.

School Health Program provides a school health consultant to serve as a resource person, health educator and coordinator of Health Department school health services such as health presentations and vision and hearing screenings. The school health consultant regularly visits rural and parochial schools.

The HealthWorks Program is a collaborative effort (IDCFS, IDPA, IDPH) developed to facilitate access to essential health services for children in the care of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.

Teen Parent Services assist young parents, age 19 or younger, with obtaining necessary mental or health services and planning for healthy, self-supporting futures.

Primary Care Services for Children provides preventive health services, including immunizations and developmental screenings, to children ages 0-5 years. Services are available to children in families meeting income criteria.