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Family Service of Rhode Island
401-519-2300; 401-331-1350; 401-521-4335
Family visiting program that provides free, voluntary, confidential services. The program pairs expectant mothers or families with newborns (younger than two weeks old) with a Family Support Worker, who provides family visiting services to the family and their child until the child’s third birthday.
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Catholic Social Services Shepherd’s Maternity House
570-476-1428
Provides shelter, care, counseling, and education for pregnant women ages 18 and older. After the birth of their babies, mothers will receive assistance in securing housing, employment, and day-care facilities.
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Mom’s House
814-535-4848
Mom’s House provides safe, secure, and totally free childcare to low-income single parents wishing to continue their education.
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Parenting Now!
541-484-5316
Parenting Now! provides parenting education and support to parents of young children in Lane County, Oregon.
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Grandma’s House of Bend
541-383-3515
Shelter; comprehensive prenatal, and post-natal health care services specific to pregnant and parenting teens provided by a nurse from Deschutes County Maternal Health with a mental health professional available for one-on-one or in-house counseling.
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Pregnant Resource Network
405-755-5433
Prenatal programs; childbirth classes; parenting classes; baby clothing and supplies; medical services and referrals; housing assistance referrals; counseling services and referrals; and more
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Harbor House
419-586-9029
Provides housing and support to pregnant teen girls (ages 11-17) exclusively.
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Healthy Beginnings
513-861-8430; 513-381-2247
An onsite dietitian to provide individual education, including personalized diet plans; medical care that begins prior to medicaid approval; prenatal and postnatal counseling; and more
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Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota
701-223-1510
Wellness during pregnancy; and more services breastfeeding; parenting skills
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Florence Crittenton of North Carolina
704-372-4663
Shelter; comprehensive assistance; counseling; aftercare parenting education program
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Welcome Baby
919-560-7150
Classes on baby seat safety, nutrition, and general care, reading program; assistance to access to other services.
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Many Mothers
505-983-5984
Many Mothers, as a volunteer, free-of-charge, community-based service is the 21st century version of the extended family, and is available to any family with a newborn regardless of income level.
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Gateway Pregnancy Centers
908-353-0604; 973-399-8378;
Prenatal educational information; free baby clothes, baby furniture; non-invasive sonograms; referrals for wic, health-start, emergency housing, legal help; information and encouragement; spiritual guidance and support
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Friendship Center for New Beginnings
877-884-MOMS (884-6667); 908-806-4444
Shelter; resource assistance;
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Care Net Pregnancy Services of Manchester and Nashua
603-883-1122; TXT: 603-996-1208
Peer counseling; ultrasounds medical; pregnancy verification; material aid; adoption referrals; community referrals; and other
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Single Parent Family Program
817-596-5884, 972-937-1319
Employment assistance including educational and vocational help and support choosing a future career, individual counseling, case management and therapy for mothers and children, assistance with obtaining food stamps and health insurance, money management and life skills training, parenting, wellness and nutrition classes
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Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services (PCHAS)
www.texaschildrenshealthplan.org
817-596-5884, 972-937-1319
Employment assistance including educational and vocational help and support choosing a future career, individual counseling, case management and therapy for mothers and children, assistance with obtaining food stamps and health insurance, money management and life skills training, parenting, wellness and nutrition classes
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Texas Children’s Health Plan
www.texaschildrenshealthplan.org
If the person qualifies for medicaid, she/he/they can get prenatal coverage from Texas children’s health plan, pregnant STAR members get: prenatal care (the care you get while you are pregnant), prescription drugs, dental care, shots.
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