This is great!
The article mentions the availability for new and expectant moms, and in one place, for grandparents (great to mention the importance of them as well). It's a common social oversight, but the article neglects fathers.  First, the programming and the people involved do say that this is for new parents (not just expectant moms) and babies, so it is the article text that is incomplete.  (The headline is great -- the first sentence is incomplete).
In fact, some of the training videos are targeted toward father involvement. It is wonderful that the program would also support fathers, both in related births as well as adoptions, so it would be great if the article accurately reflected fathers in this program as well.  Thanks!