Faye’s Embrace Perinatal Health Services

10/13/2026

A HUGE thank you to everyone who stopped by our table, chatted with us, participated, and showed us so much love at the community event! 🤎 It was so wonderful connecting with you all!

Congratulations to our $25 GIFT CARD WINNER: D’Erricka 🎉 I’ll be contacting you soon! 🤎

10/02/2026

October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month.

For the babies who were loved before they were ever held.

For the babies who were held, but not nearly long enough.

For the pregnancies that ended before there was a chance to announce them.

For the due dates that still live in someone’s heart.

For the names only a few people know.

For the tiny clothes that never got worn.

For the moms who had to walk out of an ultrasound room with their entire world changed.

For the parents who still wonder who their baby would’ve been.

And for every family carrying a grief that the rest of the world may not see

Your baby mattered.
Your love mattered.
Your loss matters.

This October, please be gentle. You never know whose heart is remembering a little life they would’ve given anything to keep.

10/01/2026

09/25/2026

09/24/2026

We’re excited to spotlight the Breakout Session Speaker Lineup for the 2026 Black Maternal & Infant Health Conference! ✨

Join us on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, for a powerful day of learning, connection, and conversation centered on advancing Black maternal and infant health. Our breakout sessions will feature an incredible group of professionals bringing their expertise, lived experiences, and perspectives to this important work.

📣 Registration has been extended through Friday, September 25! There’s still time to secure your spot.

📅 Wednesday, October 7, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 Albert H. Anderson Jr. Conference Center | Winston-Salem, NC

Register using the link on the flyer. We look forward to welcoming you!

09/21/2026

County Commissioner Tonya McDaniel presented a resolution for Infant Mortality Awareness Month last week. In 2024, 33 Forsyth County infants died before their first birthday. Forsyth Public Health and its community partners work every day to help reduce local infant mortality and will hold the 2026 Walk a Mile to Save Our Babies & Community Baby Shower at Highland Avenue Park on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Pictured here are Public Health Director Joshua Swift, Assistant Health Director Sherita Sutton, County Commissioner Tonya McDaniel, Health Services Coordinator Jasmine Harris, local mother Aryanna Tindal, Health Services Coordinator LaSonya Tuttle, Infant Mortality Reduction Coalition Co-Chair Tiara Morris.

You can read the resolution here:
https://coforsythnc.civicweb.net/document/252673/RESOLUTION%20RECOGNIZING%20SEPTEMBER%202026%20AS%20NATION.pd?handle41E6D527DB0244E0844A1795C87A395D