The Every Mother Matters Act establishes a new framework to support pregnant individuals and new parents in New Mexico by creating the Pregnancy Launch Program, which will provide no-cost services including community education, family support, and health care for pregnant people, new parents, infants, and toddlers. The program aims to be accessible in all counties, ensuring that residents who are pregnant, parents of young children, or have experienced recent pregnancy loss can receive necessary services. The Department of Health is tasked with operating the program and leveraging existing public services to enhance its offerings.

Additionally, the bill mandates that licensed health facilities and providers must present a resource access offer to patients seeking abortion services, detailing available no-cost services, public assistance, and crisis advocacy. This offer is designed to ensure patients are informed about their options, while also protecting their privacy. The act includes provisions for compliance monitoring and requires the Department of Health to publish an annual report on the program's activities, participant statistics, and compliance efforts. The effective dates for the various sections of the act are set for July 1, 2025, and July 1, 2026, for different provisions.