Problem:
Check for flow: The strategies supporting women in the MCC program are likely effective because they align with the specific needs and cultural values of the target population. Most of these women are 25 or younger, little to no education, and may not be married or living with a partner, indicating they are lacking social support and resources. Over half of them feel they lack someone to discuss pregnancy concerns with, highlighting the need for accessible and non-judgmental support systems. By providing information on healthy pregnancies, childbirth, and breastfeeding, the program empowers them to make informed decisions about their health and the babies' health as well. Ensuring access to social services and overcoming transportation barriers guarantees that individuals can obtain necessary resources and attend prenatal care appointments. By addressing determinants with emotional, informational, and instrumental support components, the intervention program components will expand their social network and should improve birth outcomes.