Highlights Mississippi Diaper Need and Family Support

Minority Health • September 17, 2026

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CEO Dr. Sandra Melvin discussed the importance of providing essential resources to parents and babies in local communities.

The Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health continues to raise awareness about diaper need and the challenges facing families across Mississippi. During a recent WJTV interview, CEO Dr. Sandra Melvin discussed the importance of providing essential resources to parents and babies in local communities.


As of September, IAMH has provided diaper support to more than 250 families, continuing its commitment to improving maternal and child health across Mississippi. Community support helps make this work possible.


Join IAMH in helping families access the essentials they need. Learn more and support the mission at minority-institute.org/donations.

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