Maternal and Family Health Services Receives $25,000 Grant from Scranton Area Community Foundation to Sustain Essential Health Services in Lackawanna County

Maternal and Family Health Services (MFHS) has received a $25,000 grant from the Scranton Area Community Foundation through its 2026 Community Support Initiative.

The grant will help MFHS maintain essential clinical and supportive services while navigating fluctuations in external funding and maintain continuity of care for the individuals and families who rely on MFHS services.

“We are incredibly grateful to the Scranton Area Community Foundation for its continued investment in MFHS and the health of families throughout Lackawanna County,” said Maria Montoro Edwards, PhD, President and CEO of MFHS. “Flexible operating support is especially meaningful because it helps us sustain the people and programs our patients and clients count on every day. This investment strengthens our ability to provide consistent, high-quality care and ensures families can continue accessing essential services close to home.”