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out of (86 total number of referrals from 9/1/2018 to 9/30/2020; 54.65 % conversion rate of referrals to enrollment, 47 total families have been served in program from 10/1/18 to 9/30/20). Outcome # 3: Infants will have healthy feeding habits and access to high quality medical care services. Goal Results: 100% Overall 100% / 4 out of 4 women enrolled in NFP had a successful breastfeeding initiation rate at the birth of their child. Twenty-eight (28) out of 29 clients in NFP have had successful breastfeeding initiation. 100% / 4 out of 4 infants enrolled in NFP received their well -baby checks. Twenty-eight (28) out of 29infants enrolled have received their well -baby checks. *Please note that the Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) program had no births in Quarter 1(October 2018 — December 2018). In Quarter 2, (January 2019 — March 2019) NFP had 1 birth. Quarter 3 (April 2019 — June 2019), NFP had 5 births. In Quarter 4 (July 2019 — September 2019), NFP had 7 births. In Quarter 1(October 2019 — December 2019), NFP had 4 births. In Quarter 2 (January 2020 — March 2020), NFP had a total of 5 births. In Quarter 3 (April 2020 -June 2020), NFP had 3 births. In Quarter 4 (July 2020 — September 2020), NFP had 4 births for a new total of 30 babies (to include 1 set of twins). Outcome # 4: Nurse Family Partnership participants will have a decrease in reported pregnancies at 6, 12, 18, 24 months postpartum. Goal Results: 100% Overall — Currently, the program has (6) participants with an infant less than 6 months of age, (9) program participants with infants at the 6 -month period, (6) participants with an infant at the 12 -month period and (2) participants with an infant at the18-month period. • Only one (1) out of 29 clients reported a subsequent pregnancy with (16 -months interval between pregnancies). In the last 6 months there has been no subsequent pregnancies reported. The program will continue to monitor program participants to the 12, 18, and 24 months postpartum. • This outcome is measured by the number of program participants that do not report a subsequent pregnancy within the evidence -based recommended 18 -month interval. • 100 % / 2 out of 2 program participants will increase knowledge of the importance of not getting pregnant until at least 18 months after the birth of their child. • 100 % / 2 out of 2 program participants will increase their knowledge of interconception health and Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC). • 100 %/ 2 out of 2 program participants will increase their knowledge of the life course model and utilize this model to plan their future pregnancies. COVID-19 Impact: The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected The Nurse -Family Partnership Program by restricting in-person visits that have been helpful in maintaining contact with clients that are more difficult to reach at times and need in-person visits, for example those that have mental health complexities or limited support systems. There are some clients that the NHV has conducted unscheduled home visits to reconnect when there has been no response to the NHVs attempt to contact. In some cases, this has resulted in successful reconnection with many clients. 125