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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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Daybreak Pregnancy Center
803-771-6634; 803-808-0778
Limited, non-diagnostic ultrasound, 24 hour helpline, earn while you learn program, boutique belly, boutique diapers, formula and baby food, childbirth and parenting classes
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Florence Crittenton Programs of SC
843-722-7526
24-hour residential care; academic instruction by certified teachers individual, family and group counseling; pre-natal care; life skills; social support; recreational and cultural activities; a safe haven in which to thrive; case management assistance with postpartum planning, placement and referral
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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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Florence Crittenton of North Carolina
704-372-4663
Shelter; comprehensive assistance; counseling; aftercare parenting education program
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Hopeline
203.207.4673-ext. 239; 203.540.5225; 203.890.9229
Pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, parenting classes, material resources support, healthy relationship programs, pregnancy loss support, after abortion care, adoption referrals, referrals to prenatal care
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Life Haven
203-776-6208
Offers emergency shelter for homeless pregnant women and women with young children
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Care Net Pregnancy Services of Northern Kentucky
859-781-9878; 859-282-0029; 859-824-0123
24 hour hotline, pregnancy options counseling with a trained advocate, pregnancy guidance with a mentor, parenting instructing with a mentor, references for pre-natal medical care and other pregnancy resources.
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Louisiana Health and Rehab Center (LHRC)–Reality House
225-343-3438, 225-927-0770
Individual, group, and family counseling; substance use disorder education; 12 step recovery program, and more info in its web page
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Child Health Plan Plus
800-359-1991
Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) is low-cost health insurance for Colorado's uninsured children and pregnant women.
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Mother House
303-447-9602
Shelter; pre-natal and birthing health care; medicaid and food stamps; counseling; Each woman is assigned social worker; each woman is assigned social worker.
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Mother’s Refuge
816) 353-8070 office (816) 356-4797 ext 2 admissions
Shelter program for pregnant young women, 21-years old or younger. It provides a loving home, clothing, food, access to medical care, education, infant and parenting classes and practical life-skills.
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Project Eagle. Kansas University Medical Center
913-588-5000 | 913-588-7963 TDD
Fosters the healthy development of children from prenatal care through age three across all areas of development (physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and language).
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Bayard House
302-654-1184; 877-225-7870
Bayard House is the only fully licensed residential program serving homeless or transitional pregnant minors in Delaware.
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The Delaware Adolescent Program
(302) 764-9740; (302) 697-0356; (302) 297-0370
Provides help in order to afford pregnant teenagers a means by which to continue their education and receive pre-natal care: academic instruction, social services, child care, and medical services.
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Crossroads Pregnancy Resource Center
985-446-5004, 1-866-446-5004
Pregnancy options counseling by trained client advocates or licensed professional, education on abortion, adoption, and parenting pregnancy, test and pregnancy education and support, limited ultrasound.
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