Through programs like Mother-Infant Care, Mama Matters, and Family Support On-the-go, they offer educational workshops, support group meetings, community referrals, and much-needed resources. Other services include information and referral for those seeking adoption services, a referral line to connect community members to other local agencies, case management for individuals in Rapid Rehousing with St. Vincent de Paul, and Fr. Jack

They welcome anyone who enters their doors for a delicious, wholesome meal and a respite from the elements. They treat everyone with Dignity, Respect, Affection, Attention and Hospitality, our guiding principles. They hope that you will find comfort and community among our staff, volunteers, and other guests.

Catholic Charities owns and operates two eight-unit apartment buildings in Elsmere, which together house sixteen families. With funding provided by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), we provide intensive case management services and assistance to these previously homeless families and individuals. In order to be eligible, a family must include at least one adult or child with

The Appalachian Pregnancy Care Center offers a comprehensive system of support and service for women experiencing unplanned pregnancies and their newborns. They provides necessary pre and post natal education resources and helps new mothers avoid the pitfalls that often accompany an unplanned or unwanted pregnancy. They try to help them maintain stable relationships and work with the entire family unit.

It is important to get an accurate pregnancy test and talk with someone who can help confirm your unplanned pregnancy. ALC offers free pregnancy tests with results before you leave. Understanding your options is vital in determining the next step when considering abortion.

They provide education to empower individuals to make healthy choices about their lifestyles and pregnancy related concerns in a nonjudgmental environment.

Where you are loved, respected, informed. Where you are not alone.

Their affordable and energy-efficient structures are built in mixed-income neighborhoods where people can create change that lasts for generations to come.

Healthy connections provides coverage to pregnant women with low income. This coverage for the mother continues for 60 days after the birth of the baby. The infant is covered up to age one.

Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries is a faith-based, non-profit organization providing food, shelter and services to intervene where homelessness and substance addiction occur. DRMM fulfills its mission statement with services and programs designed to address spiritual, physical, emotional, and social needs to those seeking assistance in hopes of them becoming faithful Christians discipled into a local church, rehabilitated and employed, and