Providing Sacramento County’s families with compassionate care and trusted information about the risks of substance use during pregnancy.
What is prenatal substance exposure?
Prenatal substance exposure happens when a baby is exposed to drugs, alcohol, or certain medications during pregnancy, which can affect how their brain and body develop.
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PREGNANT PERSON
You are pregnant and looking for information or support related to substance use and your health. You may have questions about how substances can affect your pregnancy, what your options are, or where to get help. We are here to offer judgment-free information, local resources, and support to help you make informed choices and get the care you need.
Provider
You work with pregnant people, infants, or families in a healthcare, behavioral health, social service, or community setting. You may be looking for screening tools, referral options, care guidelines, or training and resources related to prenatal substance exposure. We offer evidence-based resources to support respectful, trauma-informed care and coordinated services.
Caregiver / Parent
You support someone who is pregnant, or you care for a baby or child who may have been exposed to substances during pregnancy. You may be looking for ways to support their health and safety, understand what to expect, or find services in your community. We offer practical information, guidance, and resources to help you care for both the pregnant person and the child.