Early universal support can be a game-changer for families, helping to strengthen parent well-being, prevent harm, and enhance community resilience. This session will share key lessons learned from the development, implementation, and evaluation of a universal telehealth wellness program designed for parents and caregivers of newborns. Grounded in a community-based approach, this initiative demonstrates how early interventions can increase family stability and long-term well-being._x000D_ Participants will explore the critical role of universal services in community health and learn how agencies can leverage multiple funding sources to expand access to essential supports. The session will walk through the program’s design, from initial concept to full implementation, highlighting parent and community engagement strategies that ensure services are responsive and effective. Real-world parent feedback and lived experiences provide valuable insights into the program’s impact. This interactive session will also create space for attendees to reflect on their own programs, discussing how they can integrate parent and community perspectives into service delivery. By fostering collaboration between hospitals, agencies, and families, universal support programs like this can enhance family well-being, improve child safety, and reduce the risk of harm in the home. Participants will gain practical strategies for advancing primary prevention and strengthening family support systems in their community.