The County of Santa Cruz offers a home visiting program called Trauma informed Approach, (TIA) Field Nursing. Public Health Nurses are trained to work with parents and caregivers who have experienced trauma, and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Trauma can include physical challenges, mental health challenges, substance use, CPS involvement, justice system involvement, or experiences of physical or emotional abuse. TIA PHN nurses support clients to: •Connect with medical, dental and insurance resources •Connect with behavioral health resources •Learn about pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding and baby and child health needs. •Learn about the ways babies communicate and learn TIA PHNs support clients to meet their health goals by providing information about healthy living. Families that may benefit from a TIA PHN include families needing support during pregnancy (accessing prenatal care, preparing for childbirth, and high-risk medical concerns), families with infants/children who have developmental growth or feeding concerns, pregnant or parenting teens, families experiencing perinatal mental health or substance use concerns, families experiencing housing instability, and families grieving the loss of a baby This program partners families with a public health nurse for home visits at a location the family chooses (home, location in the community, video, or phone appointment).