NEWBURGH — MISN, Maternal Infant Service Network has been a mainstay in the healthcare industry for over three decades. Providing assistance to those in need, in particular young mothers and …
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NEWBURGH — MISN, Maternal Infant Service Network has been a mainstay in the healthcare industry for over three decades. Providing assistance to those in need, in particular young mothers and families who may be Immigrants, or just trying to navigate the new world of motherhood and its challenges.
On June 25th, in the great room of SUNY ORANGE in Newburgh, MISN will bring together the five counties of Orange, Putnam, Sullivan, Ulster, and Duchess counties. Elected officials, healthcare professionals, and the Department of Health share deep insights into what is happening in the Hudson Valley regarding access to healthcare, mental health and other issues for our growing communities.
We value the insights and perspectives of the community, journalists and our leaders. Your participation in the conversation, asking questions, and contributing to the solutions is crucial to our collective efforts.
“This symposium gives MISN and community members and its valued partners the opportunity to speak to the challenges that the families face in the Hudson Valley.” - Jennifer Lansiquot, Executive Director, MISN.
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