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Pregnancy Resource Center
Provides information about pregnancy planning and options
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Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)
works to improve the health of low-income elderly persons at least 60 years of age by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA Foods.
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Cribs for Kids
888-721-CRIB (721-2742)
Pack and play cribs for children along with early childhood support and information
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Lund
802-864-7467
Counseling; assistante for referrals; parenting education; home visit service; and more
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GD Association
206-323-7409
Provides transitional housing to homeless, low-income and at-risk teen parents 13 to 18, and their babies, for up to two years.
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Open Arms Perinatal Services
206-723-6868
Provides community-based, culturally competent perinatal support services and advocacy to low-income pregnant women and their families.
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Small Miracles. A Volunteer Doula Program
608-833-4459
Small Miracles is a free birth doula program for women who cannot afford to pay a doula.
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Legacy Pregnancy Resource Center
307-673-4757
Mentoring and support community referrals along with educational and emotional support for those choosing to parent.
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Second Story
info@second-story.org
703.506.9191
A shelter, which provides assistance and support to single mothers to access to independent living programs with community-based support
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CareNet Burlington
802-658-2184; 802-527-2005
Pregnancy testing, peer counseling, ultrasound, sex/relationship education, parenting education, material support.
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Union Mission. Brookside Women’s and Children’s Center
304-925-0366
Provides emergency housing and nourishment needs of single-mother families who find themselves in need of shelter, whether because they have lost their housing or are escaping a dangerous or abusive situation.
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Texas Children’s Health Plan
www.texaschildrenshealthplan.org
1-800-990-8247; 1-800-686-3831
If you qualify for Medicaid, you 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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Mother to Baby
866-626-OTIS; 866-626-6847
Provide counseling to patients and health care professionals about exposures related to pregnancy and breastfeeding. MotherToBaby experts have a variety of backgrounds in the health care field and include doctors, genetic counselors, nurses, and researchers.
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Family Care Health Center
304-757-4845; 304-414-4015;
It provides high quality, cost effective health care to families, regardless of their ability to pay, with a special focus on women’s health.
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Pregnancy Care Center of Ogden
801-612-9293
Provides peer counseling, education; emotional support; practical assistance
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The Hannah Center
715-387-6300
Residency services including room, board and necessary transportation. Referrals to social support services. Counseling. Lifeskills education training classes. Opportunity for continued education and/or job placement. On-site library resources on a variety of topics. Access to our education and resource room
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The Bami-Ondaadiziike Birth Doula Project
715-331-9337
Provides physical, emotional, and mental support for pregnant women and their families in the Chequamegon Bay area regardless their ability to pay.
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