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News State Expansion Stillbirth Prevention

Count the Kicks Campaign Launches in Nevada
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Organizational Updates State Expansion

Count the Kicks named Best Practice by AMCHP
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News State Expansion

Count the Kicks Campaign Launches in Alabama
Why we count
Education News Organizational Updates

Grant Helps Connect App Users to Community Resources
News Organizational Updates State Expansion

Count the Kicks Campaign Launches in Georgia
Count the Kicks launched in Florida in 2020.
State Expansion

Count the Kicks Launches in Florida During Pandemic
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Baby Saves Empowerment

The Power of Mom-to-Mom Sharing
Research/Data Stillbirth Prevention

Researchers Announce Preliminary Results of Count the Kicks App User Study
Stillbirth Prevention

Community partners like Amerigroup have lasting impact on our mission
Empowerment

Five Steps to Speaking Up During COVID
Stillbirth Prevention

Amerigroup, Count the Kicks launch “Stirrup” the Stillbirth Prevention Conversation
State Expansion

Count the Kicks launches in St. Joseph County, Indiana
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Ambassadors

National Rainbow Baby Day: Meet our Ambassadors’ newest arrivals
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State Expansion

Stillbirth Prevention Campaign launches in Charleston, South Carolina
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Stillbirth Prevention

COVID-19: A Note from our Executive Director
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Stillbirth Prevention

This holiday season, helps us spread cheer, hope and the gift of life
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State Expansion

How We Hope to Save 119 Missouri Babies Every Year
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Disparities Fundraising

Saving Babies this New Year and Every Year