SOBOP works to reduce infant mortality and its underlying causes within the African-American community through a wide-ranging community-based effort. We make certain that at-risk pregnant and parenting African-American women and their infants have access to quality maternal and child health services. SOBOP is a grassroots program designed to decrease infant mortality through outreach and education. Case management
is individualized for each family and continues until the child reaches the age of two.

Healthy Start Initiative
SOBOP works closely with the Tulsa Health Department as a partner in the Healthy Start Initiative. Our Healthy Start staff visits clients weekly providing door-to-door information and resources for mothers and fathers in
low-income communities. Healthy Start rovides individual case management to increase the rate of entry into first trimester pregnancy care; decrease the rate of unintended pregnancies; increase the utilization of medical services by women, infants, and children; and increase the rate of complete immunization of children by two years of age.

For more information call the Save Our Babies line at 918-584-0001.

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