(2) Regular follow up to complete the recommended minimum number of quality ANC care visits with proper referral for high-risk pregnancies; (3) Provision of maternal immunizations including tetanus and diphtheria toxoid vaccine, and other vaccines as appropriate; (4) Empowering women on the preparation of birth and emergency plans, and appropriate plans for breastfeeding and rooming-in, including counselling; (5) Counselling on maternal nutrition, appropriate infant and young child feeding practices; (6) Early identification and management of nutritionally at-risk pregnant women and pregnant adolescent females and provision of ready-to-use supplementary food (RUSF) in addition to dietary supplementation; (7) Provision of micronutrient supplements such as iron, folic acid, calcium, iodine and other micronutrients deemed necessary; (8) Promotion of the consumption of iodized salt and foods fortified with micronutrients deemed necessary; (9) Assessment of risk for parasitism and provision of anti-helminthic medicines; (10) Provision of oral health services including oral health assessment; (11) Counselling on proper hand-washing, environmental sanitation, and personal hygiene; (12) Counselling on, and utilization of, responsible parenthood and family health services; (13) Counselling on nutrition, smoking cessation, and adoption of healthy lifestyle practices; (14) Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) enrollment and linkages to facility and community-based health and nutrition workers and volunteers; (15) Social welfare support to improve access to health and nutrition services, such as, but not limited to, dietary supplementation, healthy food products and commodities for nutritionally-at-risk pregnant women belonging to poorest of the poor families, including those with disabilities; (16) Maternity protection during pregnancy; (17) Counselling and support to parents and caregivers on parent/caregiverinfant/child interaction for responsive care and early stimulation for early childhood development;