Healthy Families

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The health and well-being of Chicago’s families matters to all of us. CDPH is committed to providing resources and support for individuals and families at every stage of life. Whether you need information on abortion care, lead poisoning prevention, nutrition assistance, or programs for adolescents, pregnant and postpartum women, and new parents, we’re here to help. Explore the links below to learn more about your rights, available services, and how to access the care you need.


Top Pages

  • Abortion Care
    Although federal protections for abortion have been repealed, abortion is still legal and available in Illinois. Learn about your rights and the resources available to you in Illinois.
  • Lead Poisoning Prevention
    Learn about lead poisoning, its effects, its sources, and programs and resources that help to reduce its impacts on Chicago children.
  • WIC and Nutrition for Families
    Learn about the Women Infant Children program, which provides nutrition assistance for children, infants, and pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women.
  • Lead Hazard Home Inspection
    Learn how to request a lead hazard home inspection with CDPH.
  • Lead Safe Housing Registry
    Learn about the CDPH Lead Safe Housing Registry List and review properties that have been mitigated and/or abated by licensed lead abatement contractors.
  • Nurturing YOU
    Learn about Medicaid coverage, family planning coverage, and other resources for pregnant and postpartum women.

Find more in our full Healthy Families Pages section 

Program Summaries

External Sites

  • One Chicago Family
    OneChiFam connects new parents and families with resources and support to help them live healthy and happy lives.
  • Chicago Healthy Adolescents & Teens
    Chicago Healthy Adolescents & Teens (CHAT) provides information and resources so adolescents can make informed decisions about their healthcare.
  • Infant Sleep Safety
    Learn about safe sleep practices for infants.

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Healthy Families Pages

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