The FSM MCH Program has planned for and will continue to a community-based approach to the delivery of MCH  program services and related preventive health services. This involves bringing maternal and child health services, health education and screening programs directly to residents of the areas. Management training programs will be conducted directly for the program staff and service providers as a means of improving efficiency and effectiveness of the program. The services will be conducted at public health clinics, community clinics, local parish halls, schools, community centers and sports facilities in close cooperation with more than ten local community organizations. FSM MCH program chose a conceptual framework that uses a primary prevention and early intervention–based approach with the goal of optimizing health and well‐being among the MCH population across the life course, taking into account the many factors that contribute to health outcomes. 

The selected priorities are: Improve women’s health through cervical cancer and anemia screening, Improve perinatal/infant outcomes through Gestational Diabetes and anemia screening during early and adequate prenatal care services, Hearing and anemia screening and promoting breastfeeding, Improve child health through providing vaccinations and screening for developmental delays, Reduce childhood injury, Improve adolescent health by providing well medical visits and promoting healthy adolescent behaviors, Provide a transitional services for youth identified as having Special Health Care Needs, Improve oral health of children and Reduce tobacco use in pregnant women.