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In-home program helps 2,800 new SC moms and babies. Advocates want it to continue.

States Newsroom · October 12, 2026

When Sanquinita Martin visits the home of new parents in the Upstate, she acts as an extra set of eyes, encouraging parents and answering their questions as they learn to care for their newborn or toddler, “like an outside person looking in, and it’s not your mother-in-law.” She’s part personal coach, part cheerleader…

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In-home program helps 2,800 new SC moms and babies. Advocates want it to continue.

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