Working together
for healthier mothers
and babies

The WV Perinatal Partnership is a not-for-profit statewide quality collaborative of healthcare professionals and public and private organizations working together to improve perinatal health in West Virginia.

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Our Impact

100 %

of birthing facilities are participating in our educational and quality improvement programs.

3000 +

women have received care from our substance use in pregnancy program sites.

1   in 4

birthing facilities are designated as Baby-Friendly, meeting the highest standards for infant
feeding care.

3 /4

of births are at facilities with Certified Lamaze Childbirth Educators.

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Our Initiatives

Through our many initiatives we aim to reduce maternal and infant mortality and morbidity in the state.

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Our Resources

Our resource library includes relevant medical literature, reports and publications, and web links that support our mission to improve perinatal health.

Who We Are

We work to improve the health of mothers and babies in West Virginia, and to have a positive impact on their health, their family environments and their futures. The Partnership has been nationally recognized for its effectiveness in bringing together individuals and organizations to improve perinatal care in West Virginia.

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West Virginia Perinatal Partnership

Educational Programs and Events

Click here to learn more about our statewide educational programs, certification courses and webinars as well as the annual WV Perinatal Summit.

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Apr 29
2025 Nursing Leadership Conference United Hospital Center – WVU This conference is for nursing leadership at WV delivery hospitals.  Nursing directors, managers, clinical coordinators and educators of our obstetric units are welcome to join this day for learning and networking.
Apr 30
It Takes a Community – Randolph, Upshur and Surrounding Counties Join us for a discussion on how our community can better meet the needs of pregnant and postpartum women, their infants, and their families affected by substance exposure.
May 01
It Takes a Community – Greenbrier and Surrounding Counties Join us for a discussion on how our community can better meet the needs of pregnant and postpartum women, their infants, and their families affected by substance exposure.