24/7, free confidential hotline for people in distress, prevention, and crisis resources in English and Spanish. Other languages available through interpretation services.
Empowered Pregnancy is a free monthly program that provides education and resources to expecting parents. Topics include early pregnancy, labor and delivery, breastfeeding basics, newborn care, breathing and relaxation techniques.
24 hours a day/seven days a week
Support groups. Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression/Anxiety Program.
Support groups for maternal mental health issues and loss. If you need immediate help, please contact the MOMS Line, a confidential 24-hour hotline from the Perinatal Depression Program at NorthShore University Health System at 866.364.MOMS (866.364.6667) for information and support.
Early Head Start /Head Start program providing qualified education and support staff, training and screening, parent and child enrichment activities to boost academic development, safe and quality education, prevention initiative, home visiting for 0-3 to enhance parent/child interaction and better understand your child's developmental stages. For Parents: Family support services, parent engagement services, valuable resources and helpful community connections, parent and father engagement services, monthly parent meetings.
Telephone support, home visits, parent groups, and clinic for families with questions about crying, sleeping, or feeding during the first 12 months of their baby's life.
Pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD/STI testing and treatment, adoption, abortion, parenting, support services.
We offer developmental screenings for children 2-34 months. Services also include caregiver support, referrals, parent education and training. Parents as Teachers curriculum
Preschool and home visiting services for families with children aged prenatal - 5 years. Health and developmental screenings. Group connections.
Family Focus will drive education and advocacy opportunities in the areas of Early Childhood, Youth Development, and Family Support, key program streams that we deliver in several communities. Advocacy will be directed toward issues that our community and participants face on a daily basis which include economic asset development, housing, health access and equity, public safety, immigrant supports, and overall racial equity.
In person and Telehealth maternal mental health services for women experiencing postpartum depression/anxiety, grief and loss of a pregnancy, or difficulty transitioning to motherhood. Case management and access to baby essentials such as formula, diapers, clothing, wipes. Unbiased options counseling for unplanned pregnancies. Adoption services for women wanting to place baby for adoption or families seeking to adopt child/children.
A free and confidential resource available to all Illinois women with health-related questions, including lactation.
Free, family-focused home visiting programs that help parents guide their children to succeed in school and life. Provides referrals to parenting support programs in the county and some surrounding areas. Individual program requirements will be assessed by trained staff.
Leaders are trained parent volunteers who offer free information and support. Provides free individualized support and group meetings, in-person/virtual.
English, Spanish, and other languages or emails from families who are hard of hearing or deaf MotherToBaby@urmc.rochester.edu
24/7, free, confidential hotline for pregnant and new moms in English and Spanish.
Team through NorthShore Hospital dedicated to supporting those experiencing perinatal depression.
For Northwestern patients-collaborative care team: Support lasts from pregnancy to one year after the baby is born.
COMPASS Program: For Northwestern patients-collaborative care team: Support lasts from pregnancy to one year after the baby is born. Located in Chicago. More info: https://compass-care.northwestern.edu/
Breastfeeding peer counselors who can answer your breastfeeding questions in English or Spanish, support you through breastfeeding challenges, and connect you with other resources to help if needed.
Well and sick child care, mental health, ADD/ADHD evaluations.
Informed support and information to women and their families who are experiencing pregnancy and/or postpartum mood disorders.
Pregnancy testing, limited STI testing, limited first trimester OB ultrasound scans, parenting education/Abundant Life Program, community referrals.
Free, short-term care for families in crisis with children birth to 6 years.
You do not have to live in Oklahoma to use this free service. International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs). Callers leave a message for a return call. For routine issues, callers are contacted the same day, during business hours. For urgent issues, the IBCLC on call will be paged 24 hours a day. Urgent calls are returned within one hour.
All services free of charge. Clinical evaluations, individual and family therapy, support groups, psychiatric evaluation, medication monitoring, and case management.
Thrive Pediatrics is a holistic based, vaccine friendly pediatric office that offers preventative well-child exams, same day sick appointments, complimentary prenatal consultations, and treatment for behavioral and mental health concerns including ADHD, anxiety and depression and LGBTQ
VNA offers free pregnancy testing, prenatal care, vaccinations, sick care and physicals (including for school), diabetes and high blood pressure care, dental and vision care, mental health services, low-cost prescription drugs, home health and hospice programs, and application assistance.
Free home-visiting and doula services for expecting, first and second time moms of any age and income. Supports include: Doula and Home Visitor support, parent education, developmental screenings, community resource connections, advocacy, food, and caregiver supports. We also offer free virtual prenatal classes. Link to sign up is on the www.vnahealth.com website. All are welcome.
Home visiting program for families that have prenatal-3 year olds within SD129 boundaries.