KPRC 2 has been covering the resources parents can turn to in light of six infant-related deaths, such as the Safe Haven or Baby Moses Law. But how does it bridge the gap between racial disparities and health inequities Houstonians of color have experienced for years?

Nearly four years ago, a Spring firefighter detailed the day a woman came to the fire station and handed him her newborn baby under the Baby Moses Law.

In an effort to offer support and protection to parents facing challenges of caring for their newborns, the Baby Moses law, also known as the Safe Haven law, provides a vital lifeline.

Since the start of June this year, at least six newborns were abandoned, including the bodies of two infants, in the Houston area.