Provides supplies for the babies of ABB's clients (diapers, clothing, toys, cribs, etc.). Also provides maternity clothing to expectant mothers.

Accepts donations of maternity and baby care items from individuals throughout the Delaware Valley.

Provides supplies for the babies of ABB's clients (diapers, clothing, toys, cribs, etc.). Also provides maternity clothing to expectant mothers.

Accepts donations of maternity and baby care items from individuals throughout the Delaware Valley.

Provides a variety of free services and programs to meet the needs of their clients and the community.
Services include:

- Free pregnancy tests

- Free ultrasound exams

- Pregnancy options education

- Pregnancy, parenting, adoption and abortion education

- Pregnancy and fetal development information

- Support services, including pregnancy and parenting classes
- Parenting Education Program

- Adoption support and referrals

- Abortion pill reversal information and referral

- Adoption, abortion and pregnancy education

- Emergency material assistance including baby clothing, formula, baby wipes, car seats and diapers

- Post abortion support

- Sexual health and relationship education

- Referrals for housing and medical assistance

- STI testing is coming soon


Click here for a calendar of class dates and times


All services are free and confidential.

Providing diapers, wipes and powder formula to families in need during COVID-19 outbreak.

The Center's main focus is to meet with women (and men) who are unprepared for pregnancy and to help meet their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
This agency is a non-medical, non-profit organization providing:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Education on pregnancy, fetal development, abortion and alternatives, parenting and abstinence
- Referrals to financial aid, medical care, social services and adoption
- Maternity and baby clothing and supplies provided for clients receiving services at the center
- Post-abortion counseling and support group
- Parenting skills
- 1st Trimester Ultrasounds
- Sexual integrity education

Partner in the First Foods initiative which provides free formula to eligible Columbia residents (17512). Infants up to 6 months can get one container of formula mix every 2 months. Those with infants 7 to 12 months will get formula and a 12 pack of baby food pouches every 2 months. Must fill out an enrollment form.

Supplying urgent baby needs of diapers, wipes and formula amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Supplying urgent baby needs of diapers, wipes and formula amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Supplying urgent baby needs of diapers, wipes and formula amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Provides assistance with obtaining baby clothing, formula, baby food, diapers, layettes and crib mattresses.

Birthright of West Chester offers free pregnancy testing and non-judgmental, compassionate support and encouragement to women in difficult pregnancies. Clothing and diapers available.

-Supplemental nutritious foods and baby formula
- Nutrition education and counseling
- Screening and referrals to other health, welfare and social services

Free pregnancy testing, free first trimester ultrasounds and guidance to enable women to carry pregnancy to term, present information on and alternatives to abortion or to refer after an abortion.



Refers to legal, medical and social agencies, provides assistance with basic needs including maternity and baby clothes, baby food and baby formula, baby items such as strollers, high chairs etc.

Will speak to groups.

Provides free testing for pregnancy, supportive counseling and material assistance to pregnant women or biological parents of children under the age of one year, living in the state of Pennsylvania.

Counseling for expectant mothers, expectant fathers. Decision-making counseling; Parenting preparation; Grief & Loss counseling for those who consider/choose adoption; Discussion of risks of HIV/AIDS and other STDs; Pregnancy Tests; Pantry Visits: Clothing/diapers, Formula

Lourdeshouse Maternity Home operates a Community Pantry that provides food, clothing and furniture items to expectant parents.

Pantry items include diapers, baby toiletries, undershirts, sleepers, blankets, clothing, pacifiers, bottles, formula and baby furntiture when available.

Provides baby formula to those in need

Provides formula in an emergency situation

Provides formula and formula vouchers

Provides baby formula to those in need

Supportive counseling and educational resources for parents who are possibly pregnant, pregnant or parenting an infant. Free baby care items and free pregnancy tests.

Catholic Charities helps meet basic needs such as essential supplies to assist low income residents.

Support and assistance to expectant women and parents of children up to the age of two. All services are FREE and CONFIDENTIAL and available to all regardless of religious affiliation. FREE pregnancy testing; counseling and support; educational materials on pregnancy and parenting; life-skills education; baby-care items from our baby pantry including diapers, formula, clothing.

Provides programs and services that assist with immediate needs while empowering individuals and families to attain self- sufficiency. Individual, couples and family counseling; pregnancy and parenting support; and help with basic needs assistance.

Catholic Charities offers support and assistance to expectant and new parents up to two years postpartum, including pregnancy tests, parenting education, guidance, and infant care essentials.

Basic needs includes limited financial assistance for utilities including assistance through Dollar Energy and CAP programs.

Supportive counseling and assistance to expectant and new parents up to two years postpartum: pregnancy testing, parenting resources, life-skills education, and baby care items.

Programs and services include:

- Food pantry;
- Pregnancy preparation classes;
- Supportive services for the homeless;
- MA/CHIP application assistance;
- Parenting cafe;
- Coffee club

In addition to the usual range of core services the Family Service Center in Chester has contracts through which services are provided to the community. These contracts are with the Office of Adult Services/Delaware County, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The programs funded focus on persons with AIDS who are in need of housing and programs to provide counseling and case management services to homeless individuals and families.

Provides benefits assistance for refugees.

Provides free pregnancy tests, pregnancy counseling, group support, assistance with car seats and cribs, diapers, formula and wipes.

Provides food pantry to residents of the community who are experiencing food insecurity. Also provides gently used common household items to individuals in need. Baby and clothing pantry.

Baby Pantry supporting parents by helping to meet the most basic and essential needs of their infants.

Personal Care Closet offers items such as soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, feminine products and toilet paper.

Families with little ones and facing a serious financial crisis are assisted with diapers and formula on a case by case basis.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

Specific services available to Columbia families include:

* Columbia Baby Box Initiative - provides new and expectant parents with a safe sleeping space for their baby as well as a baby essentials starter pack
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First Food Access for Everyone-FACE provides babies with formula and healthy stage 1 baby foods. Parents and caregivers can access this program once per month for the first year of their child’s life.

* Healthy Starts Diaper Bank - This services helps ensure babies in the Columbia community stay dry and fresh by supplementing diapers (sizes 1 through 6) and wipes to families.
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Every Child, Every Opportunity Program - This program is focused on giving all children and families in Columbia Borough the opportunities to meet their full potential. The Program's Pre-K for All initiative provides parents of every 4 year-old child in the Borough with an annual scholarship of up to $9,700 per year for eligible pre-k programming. The Program's Columbia Futures Scholarship provides secondary education scholarships (college and technical institutions) of Columbia High School.

Pregnancy and parenting education and support.

Food and other assistance for individuals and families with financial need. Also assists with personal care items, household items, and holiday help.

Provides furniture, clothing, and food boxes to the homeless and low-income individuals.

Provides diapers, formula, baby food, car seats, strollers, cribs and emotional support to disadvantaged mothers and their children. Provide Christmas toys, Easter baskets, backpacks, school supplies, and a Family Retreat.

This service is currently OPEN and using a CALL-IN, DROP BOX AND MAILING PROCESS to LOAD BENEFITS. Staff is working remotely. We will resume normal operations when directed to do so. Updated information will be posted to the PA2-1-1 website and social media platforms. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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WIC services include:

Healthy foods

• Nutrition education
  
• Breast-feeding support
  
• Free health screenings
  
• Information and referrals to other services
  
  ALSO
  
• Farmer's Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) provides vouchers to WIC participants to buy PA grown fresh fruits and vegetables at the farmer's market between June 1st and November 30th.
  
  
  
  WIC is committed to improving the health of eligible pregnant women, new mothers and children by providing nutrition education, breast-feeding support, healthy foods and referrals to health and social programs during the critical stages of fetal and early childhood development.

This service is currently OPEN and using a CALL-IN, DROP BOX AND MAILING PROCESS to LOAD BENEFITS. Staff is working remotely. We will resume normal operations when directed to do so. Updated information will be posted to the PA2-1-1 website and social media platforms. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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WIC services include:

Healthy foods

• Nutrition education
  
• Breast-feeding support
  
• Free health screenings
  
• Information and referrals to other services
  
  ALSO
  
• Farmer's Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) provides vouchers to WIC participants to buy PA grown fresh fruits and vegetables at the farmer's market between June 1st and November 30th.
  
  
  
  WIC is committed to improving the health of eligible pregnant women, new mothers and children by providing nutrition education, breast-feeding support, healthy foods and referrals to health and social programs during the critical stages of fetal and early childhood development.

Expectant parents in Venango County receive a basket of community resources and baby items.

Provides a 3 to 5 day supply of groceries, which includes non-perishables, milk, eggs, bread, and fruit. Baby food and baby formula are available. First time emergency delivery made upon request.

The Cradle Pregnancy Resource Center (CPRC) offers counseling and decision-making support to mothers who are pregnant and are feeling overwhelmed by their pregnancy. For those who are still unsure what they are going to do about their pregnancy, the staff and volunteers at CPRC offer guidance and support and information about the choices available to pregnant women and new mothers, and a host of services to assist them, including:

-- Pregnancy Testing
-- Pregnancy Counseling
-- Housing Assistance
-- Parenting Classes
-- General Family Support
-- Assistance applying for state assistance, subsidized child care, and subsidized housing
-- Referrals for other Supportive Services
-- Adoption assistance, birth support groups, doulas, adoption services, anger management, medical care, long term counseling, etc.
-- Pantry Services
-- Baby clothes, diapers, & formula

Our center can offer you the following services free of charge:
Pregnancy tests
Pregnancy Options information*
Relationship education
Limited Obstetric Ultrasounds
Support and educational services for dads

Practical items such as:
Diapers
Infant, child and maternity clothing
Food and formula
Baby equipment and supplies
Abortion recovery help and support
Parenting education and support
Nutrition education
Budgeting assistance
Mom's support group

Referrals for:
Adoption
Housing
Legal aid
Medical care
Other community services

All of our services are free and confidential. Please call us to schedule an appointment.

*We do not perform or refer for abortion services.

Offer a urine pregnancy test free of charge. Ultrasounds services are available and can be performed between 7 and 20 weeks LMP. Also, offers counseling regarding pregnancy options; including information regarding abortion and alternatives to abortion.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Has baby food, cereal, diapers and wipes to help those in need. Please call first.
clients at the Canton and Towanda locations are meeting in person, but can receive on-line classes via text/email to their phones and/or computers. The clients are continuing their education, earning "Baby Bucks" AND getting their needs met. Clients (both women and men) are able to text their completed worksheets and homework and any need they may have to an iPad at each location. We are able to bag up the diapers, wipes and other items they may need and arrange for pick up without any in-person contact.
Please call 570-721-2936 for information.

Offer a self-administered urine pregnancy test free of charge. Also, offers counseling regarding pregnancy options; including information regarding abortion and alternatives to abortion. "Earn While You Learn" classes are available at the center. Males and females and receive "Baby Bucks" to spend in onsite Baby Boutique.

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Operating as drive-thru until further notice. Call for information.
Click here for Coronavirus Updates



Food provided includes a five day supply of non-perishables, meat, eggs,and milk. An individual or family may access the food bank up to 24 times/year. Baby food and formula are provided when available; foods for special diets may be available. Food must be picked up by client, unless client lacks transportation.

Operate a baby pantry to expectant mothers or families in need.
Pantry includes items such as baby clothes, diapers and formula.

Offers alternatives to abortion, aid to expectant mothers, single mothers or single fathers with children and post-abortion counseling.
Peer counseling (one-on-one)
Pregnancy information
Abortion alternatives information
Maternity and infant clothing up to size 2t
Baby formula and baby food
Birthing partners
Post-abortion counseling
Men only program (staffed by men for single fathers)
Child care programs - preparing mothers-to-be for motherhood
Educational tutoring program - teachers available to tutor single mothers taking the GED. test

Human Life Services offers pregnancy testing, obstetrical ultrasounds, prenatal and parenting classes and material support in the form of baby supplies and clothing that can be acquired using "Baby Bucks" earned in our classes. Community referrals are also provided for any additional assistance needed. All services are provided free of charge.

Vouchers to participating grocery stores to purchase basic needs such as food, toilet paper, baby formula, diapers, over-the-counter medication, etc. Non-essential items such as cigarettes/nicotine products, alcohol, or non-store gift cards may not be purchased with the vouchers.

NOTE: If people need help with utilities, rent or fuel they can call Saint Vincent dePaul 814-643-2222 or The Salvation Army 814-646-1430.

Assists deployed troops, veterans and military families.
Pantry: Pantry with food, clothing, household items, cleaning supplies, etc.
Care Packages: Collects monetary donations and items to include in care packages.
Volunteer: Hold a fundraiser, collect items for packages, write letters and cards to the troops or sponsor a care package.
Donate: Make donations to help with postage or sponsor a special care package to one of the troops.
Donations can be dropped off during scheduled hours or call to schedule appointment for larger donation.
Occasionally have furniture, clothing and baby items available and can schedule appointments for emergency assistance.
For Christmas/Holiday and birthday gifts for children 15 and under of deployed troops at no charge. A list can be reviewed and 1 gift per child can be chosen. They can wrap the gifts, include a personal message from the military family member and ship them directly to the child.
Monetary donations, inquiries, cards and letters can be mailed to either the mailing address or physical address.
Donation drop off can also be scheduled by calling the phone number. Give at least 48 hours notice so they can prepare to have volunteers available to assist.
If in the military or have someone serving and would like added to their care package list or penpal list (or both)send an email to: keystonemilitary@yahoo.com and they will make sure they receive some letters and packages. If there is something special they need please be sure to let them know in the email. If underwear or T-shirts are requested include sizes. Send photos of our troops no matter where they are from or where they are serving, will add it to their gallery and posted on their Wall of Fame in the office.

Receives items donation from the community, share items on Facebook for anyone to claim. Some items, not limited to and changes daily: clothings, toys, baby supplies, grooming products, food etc.

Provides formula, and/or baby food through the Pregnancy Program

Educating women about their pregnancy options and providing life-affirming and family support services to residents of Berks County facing an unexpected pregnancy.

Offers:
- Free pregnancy test with ultrasound confirmation for qualified clients
- Free STI testing for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
- Help with decision making
- Community referrals for medical care, housing, drug and alcohol counseling, and professional counseling
- Emergency diaper, formula, and baby clothes
- Adoption information
- Verification for maternal health insurance
- Reproductive health education
- Maternity clothes
- Breast feeding help
- Child development from conception to birth
- Pregnancy and parenting classes for moms and dads

Offers pregnancy tests, limited material aid, abortion alternatives, parenting classes, abstinence education, and post abortion mentoring (one-on-one).

Provides hospital grade pregnancy tests and education on the 3 options of adoption, parenting and abortion. Also assists to provide emergency materials when available.

Provides hospital grade pregnancy tests and education on the 3 options of adoption, parenting and abortion. Also assists to provide emergency materials when available.

Food bank provides a months supply of perishable and non-perishable foods. Special diet foods can be accommodated when available. Baby food and formula provided on a monthly basis also. Laundry/personal care items when available, may be provided. Amount of food provided depends on the size of the family and donations available and is delivered by volunteers.

Also coordinates Christmas Holiday food baskets to those in need so families can enjoy a traditional meal.

Accepts donations of food.

Provides personal care, household, and baby basics.

Provides free home visiting services to families across Southeastern Pennsylvania. Several MCC sites have specialty programs designed to meet the needs of the surrounding communities. These programs differ slightly by duration and intensity, but they all provide critical support, education, and access to resources to pregnant women, new parents, and their families.

Provides pregnancy and sexual health services. Offers the follow services: , pregnancy testing, ultrasound pregnancy verification, sti testing and treatment (includes hiv testing), medical staff consultations, pregnancy education and support services, parenting and fertility education classes , material support including baby clothing, formula & diapers, supplies, abortion recovery classes, and community referrals - including for public assistance and wic.

Provides pregnancy and sexual health services. Offers the follow services: , pregnancy testing, ultrasound pregnancy verification, sti testing and treatment (includes hiv testing), medical staff consultations, pregnancy education and support services, parenting and fertility education classes , material support including baby clothing, formula & diapers, supplies, abortion recovery classes, and community referrals - including for public assistance and wic.

Provides pregnancy and sexual health services. Offers the follow services: , pregnancy testing, ultrasound pregnancy verification, sti testing and treatment (includes hiv testing), medical staff consultations, pregnancy education and support services, parenting and fertility education classes , material support including baby clothing, formula & diapers, supplies, abortion recovery classes, and community referrals - including for public assistance and wic.

Maternity clothing all sizes, Baby clothing up to 12 month, Baby equipment, diapers and some baby supplies, formula.

Spring-Ford School District residents may come two times a month to select fresh and non-perishable foods and toiletries.

Provides direct services to alleviate a military family's or individual's actual/complete emergency financial burden, as well as counseling and/or recovery support. Emergency financial assistance is in the form of checks paid directly to mortgage lenders, auto mechanics, contractors, hospitals, doctors, dentists and other providers. Other emergency funding assistance, which an applicant receives within 24 to 72 hours, includes the following:

- Financial assistance

- Emergency food

- Emergency home repairs

- Critical baby items: formula, food and diapers

- Home and appliance repair

- Furniture and household items

- Local moving assistance

- Community events

- Wounded Warrior Transitional Family Housing
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Pennridge FISH offers many areas of assistance for parents of infants and toddlers including diapers, formula, baby clothing, Christmas toys. Service limited to residents of the Pennridge School District.

Provides diapers, clothing and other baby items on an "as available" basis for children up to one year old. Also provides self-administered pregnancy tests.

Food, fuel, utility, and rental assistance and other essential needs are provided to people who live in our service area and are low-income.

Provides pregnancy test with verification, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, education about pregnancy and infant care, Lay counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband, ongoing personal support, post-abortion Lay counseling, and referrals (for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption, housing, and foster home care). Assists with planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances.

Offers material assistance with maternity and baby needs.

Provides assistance for new Dads: education, mentoring, and STI Testing and treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Provides pregnancy test with verification, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, education about pregnancy and infant care, Lay counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband, ongoing personal support, post-abortion Lay counseling, and referrals (for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption, housing, and foster home care). Assists with planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances.

Offers material assistance with maternity and baby needs.

Provides assistance for new Dads: education, mentoring, and STI Testing and treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Provides pregnancy test with verification, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, education about pregnancy and infant care, Lay counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband, ongoing personal support, post-abortion Lay counseling, and referrals (for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption, housing, and foster home care). Assists with planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances.

Offers material assistance with maternity and baby needs.

Provides assistance for new Dads: education, mentoring, and STI Testing and treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Provides food through the state food assistance program, community food donations, commodity supplemental food program, senior farmers market nutrition vouchers, and holiday food basket program.

Access to clothing, household items and personal care items, including diapers; holiday program provides toys, school uniform program provides new or gently-used uniforms for students.

Materials Assistance - contact office to set up an appointment (they last approximately 30 minutes) and bring a form of ID
For mothers in need, PRC offers free materials assistance with a well-stocked "Baby Boutique" that provides:
Diapers and wipes
Clothing in sizes newborn to 2T
Baby care items such as shampoo, baby wash, power, and diaper cream
Formula and baby food (some varieties, once per month)
Bottles
Blankets

For those with ongoing needs, they have an "Earn While You Learn" program to help defray costs while providing appropriate services

Will offer referrals for:
Housing in private homes
Medical Assistance
Legal Social Service Adoption Assistance
Clothing and furnishings for both mother and baby

Food is made available to individuals in emergency situations. The amount of food varies with circumstances. Baby formula and baby food when available. Special diets are accommodated when possible.

St. Agnes Day Room is located behind St. Agnes Church, on New Street. It was founded to serve the basic needs of the poor and the homeless in the West Chester area. The Day Room continues to provide hospitality to the needy, especially the elderly, migrants, women and children, in a caring and welcoming environment. Our goals are to strengthen families and assist individuals toward personal growth and greater independence, establish ongoing, therapeutic relationships that strengthen the community, and nurture in our clients a sense of appreciation and a desire to help others. Our services include: free breakfast and lunch, groceries, clothing, diapers, baby formula, assistance and referrals, bilingual outreach services, parenting workshops, and outreach to those unable to come to the Day Room. We work with other agencies to provide on-site substance abuse support, employment counseling and training, homeless case management, and assistance for new immigrant families with children. Phone: 610-429-0697.

St. Agnes Day Room is located behind St. Agnes Church, on New Street. It was founded to serve the basic needs of the poor and the homeless in the West Chester area. The Day Room continues to provide hospitality to the needy, especially the elderly, migrants, women and children, in a caring and welcoming environment. Our goals are to strengthen families and assist individuals toward personal growth and greater independence, establish ongoing, therapeutic relationships that strengthen the community, and nurture in our clients a sense of appreciation and a desire to help others. Our services include: free breakfast and lunch, groceries, clothing, diapers, baby formula, assistance and referrals, bilingual outreach services, parenting workshops, and outreach to those unable to come to the Day Room. We work with other agencies to provide on-site substance abuse support, employment counseling and training, homeless case management, and assistance for new immigrant families with children. Phone: 610-429-0697.

**COVID-19 UPDATES** - In these current times we are servicing by appointment only. Please call 57-270-6640.
Currently not taking clothes donations or distributing clothes.
We do have non-perishable baby items. Please call for appointment, leave a message if no answer.
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Assistance in the form of baby supplies and baby furniture is available to women preparing for the birth of their child and for young families in need.

Baby Items, Baby formula and Baby Food

Provides supplemental food to individuals and families below 150% of the federal poverty income guidelines.

The pantry is able to provide local families in need with other basic necessities such as infant formula, diapers, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and paper products (when available). Access to the pantry per family is once a month.

The Food Pantry Without Walls program, part of the Community Food Pantry, offers the opportunity to deliver food directly to homebound seniors living in specific housing developments. Please call the Main Office at 215-679-4112 for more information.

Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Vouchers are also available occasionally at The Open LinK for seniors who meet the income guidelines.

Provides programs to bring mature women and new or expecting mothers together to become a source of healing and strength. Offers parenting education, counseling and baby material items such as baby clothing, diapers, baby wipes, formula, and other baby items.

The pantry offers formula, diapers, hygiene items, clothing and other necessities for families with children under one year old or expectant families. This service is a component of the Caring Alternatives Pregnancy Counseling Program.

Donations Accepted - Items that are always needed include:
diapers (sizes newborn to 5)
, formula (Good Start brands - Gentle Plus & Soy Plus)
, baby jar foods (fruits & vegetables (stages 1 & 2)
, baby wash and baby lotion
, baby bottles
, baby nipples (sizes newborn, 3-6 months, 6-9 months)
, nursing pads.

This service continues to be OPEN; however, our waiting room is closed to try to ensure the safety of our clients, staff and volunteers. Please, wait outside and observe social distancing guidance.
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Offers food pick up 1x per month.

• Baby Items also available: Baby Food, formula and diapers.
  
  
• Offers clothing every Wednesday and Thursday from 10:00 until noon.
  
  
• Prescription assistance 1x per year in the amount of $1 - $75 as long as the person does not have Medicare Part D, or the script is not a narcotic or controlled substance.

Provides emergency formula, diapers, maternity clothing, baby clothing, baby supplies and baby furniture. Program pffers free assistance to pregnant women, parents, and infants in need.