Provides a voluntary program for expectant mothers experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, who need time to establish stability in their lives while knowing they are in a safe and loving environment until they are able to live independently. The program places expectant mothers with an unpaid, compassionate host family before and/or after she delivers her baby, giving her time to adjust, continue her education, find stable employment, and/or locate safe housing. The mom will receive parent education and developmental screenings for her baby; she will be matched with a mentor and will meet regularly with a family coach. Safe Families hostings can last up to one year.

Focuses on behavior stabilization, education, parenting skills, and independent living skills. The youth participate in parenting classes a minimum of five times a week. This program has also partnered with the New Life Unit at Meadville Medical Center, Early Intervention, and WIC.

Birthright of Pittsburgh offers confidential pregnancy guidance to girls and women with unexpected pregnancies, free pregnancy testing, and support in finding alternatives to abortion. They can also provide practical help with shelter and free baby clothes up to 12 months in size.

An independent-living non-clinical program which provides furnished efficiency apartments to homeless single women that are pregnant or have a child under the age of one. See website for additional information and eligibility requirements.

Length of stay eight months including maternity care: prenatal and parenting, independent living skills, after-care plan for mother and child, and adoption referrals.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Not accepting new clients currently. (3/23) Provides shelter, care, counseling, and education as an alternative to abortion for pregnant women ages 18 and older. Participants will receive instructions on maternal, prenatal, and postnatal care as well as nutrition. They will be given the opportunity to learn parenting skills, and receive counseling and job training. In addition, they will learn how to live together as a family at the maternity home. Women must provide their own food although there is food donated that all may share. Women are asked to pay $10.00 a week. Assistance will be provided to help participants who have not completed their high school or vocational school education. After the birth of their child, participants will receive assistance in securing housing, employment, and day-care facilities. Ongoing counseling and support will be available, if required.

Maternity home for pregnant young women over age 18 years. Provides residential care for young women who are: - in their first or second trimester of pregnancy - without drug, alcohol or severe mental health problems - not providing care for other children - willing to come into the program Services provided by the home include: - Short-term housing - Social work services - Life skills training - Continuing education - Complete medical care for mother and baby Women may stay at the facility through the birth of their baby. If the mothers follow an adoption plan, she may come back to the home for aftercare. If she parents the baby her exit plan will be followed.

Transitional housing for up to 12 months for homeless families and pregnant women

Halfway house for women and women with children.Offers a full range of gender responsive, trauma-informed drug and alcohol treatment and support services that are holistic, strengths-based, and address issues like trauma, parenting and childcare, relationships, health, education, employment, and housing. All aspects of healthy living: physical, psychological, social and spiritual are addressed. Includes outpatient, intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization services.

Maternity Home for homeless, pregnant women

Morning Star supplies housing and related services to teens and young women facing crisis pregnancies. The need for safe housing in a loving, nurturing environment is crucial to someone who is struggling with an unplanned or unwanted pregnancy. We have found that if given the hope we endeavor to provide, young women are less likely to turn to an abortion as a solution to their crisis. We offer care that begins when the resident arrives and ends when she and her baby have a safe environment in which to return. We not only provide housing, but also help with other needs relating to unplanned pregnancy such as keeping up with education, the coordination of medical care, teaching of life and parenting skills, counseling, etc. As you consider options and how to address the many issues and how they will change your life, you will speak with caring people who are experienced and can offer options for your consideration. In addition to housing and basic needs, the services provided at Morningstar include: - Parenting classes - Birthing classes - Various life skills classes - Assistance with doctor appointments - Help with obtaining medical assistance - Enrollment in the local school district - Earning a GED - Finding employment - Researching suitable housing

Guidance and counseling to mothers facing pregnancy

Mother-Baby Program: 24-hour residential care and treatment program offers young mothers the opportunity to learn how to care for their child in a responsible manner, while in an environment that promotes the welfare and development of both mother and child. Aftercare services are available to previous residents for at least a year after discharge. (Outreach services are also offered to single mothers who were not previously in the Mother-Baby residential program.) Maternity Program: 24-hour residential care for single pregnant females offering case management, health care and education; personal living skills training; social development and adjustment. Services are also available to each girl's family and to the expectant father. Maternity Care: Includes maternal and child (unborn) health education; monitoring of healthcare and follow-through of prenatal and general health care needs. Services are also available to the expectant father. Postpartum Care: Includes maternal and child health care and education; well baby services supporting development of the baby health plan; teaching comprehensive Family Life education; case management around single parent problems; monitoring of general health and pediatric care, and parenting. Services are also available to the fathers of the babies. Upon delivery, the baby lives with his/her mother at Florence Crittenton up through discharge. Services are provided to residents and their babies until approximately 12 to 16 weeks postpartum.

Provides shelter, care and support services, which often include counseling regarding future plans and instruction in child care and development, for pregnant women who are unable to remain in their own homes.

Provides shelter, care and support services, which often include counseling regarding future plans and instruction in child care and development, for pregnant women who are unable to remain in their own homes.

Pregnant young women and homeless new mothers with their babies find a safe, welcoming environment and supportive staff in St. Joseph’s emergency and transitional housing programs

A program for pregnant and parenting mothers and their children, which focuses on providing community supportive transitional living support, life skills, and parenting/individual therapy. Consists of a residential site located in the community. Each youth shares an apartment with their child and another parenting youth. The youth are under the supervision of a live-in Resident Advisor. Provides individualized instruction in life skills and appropriate child development and parenting. There is an on-site clinic which provides health education and preventative services for the youth and their children.