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Early Childhood Collaborative of Southington

Pregnancy and Postpartum Mental Health: Education and Resources for Southington Families

Posted 23 days ago

When

Feb 26, 2026
6pm – 8pm

Where

Description

Do you provide support during pregnancy and the postpartum period to families in Southington? We are looking for local perinatal support providers to participate in the ECCS's Pregnancy and Postpartum Mental Health educational program.

The event will open with a presentation from the Postpartum Support International CT Chapter who will cover perinatal mood disorders, support, treatment and care resources. Support providers will then be able to explain their services. Materials can be displayed.

Lactation consultants, doulas, mental health professionals and related providers are welcome.

About Early Childhood Collaborative of Southington

The Early Childhood Collaborative of Southington, Inc. is a group of committed educators, parents, grandparents, healthcare and childcare providers, business owners, civic organizations and members of the community who are deeply invested in the growth, development and academic success of young children in Southington. We are guided by feedback collected from the families and partners and from community data. We provide resources and education for families of young children and for early childhood educators. In 2025, as part of the CT Office of Early Childhood’s vision for Connecticut’s early childhood system and their Early Start CT initiative, the ECCS became a Local Governance Partner (LGP). Per the OEC, the “LGPs will act as the community’s early childhood hub and focus on building trusted partnerships with families, providers, and the broader community. The LGP will also be a place for families and community members to get involved in shaping a plan for their community’s approach to supporting the holistic needs of families and children birth to five years old.” The ECCS's mission is collaborating to ensure Southington’s children are healthy and prepared to learn through advocacy, programs, resources, and support.