They are there to empower and equip you no matter what circumstances bring you through our doors. All of their services are available to anyone regardless of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, or disability.

At the Women’s Care Center, it is their privilege to provide free help and support. They know the challenges facing new moms and women in unexpected pregnancies. Their dedicated volunteers are here to serve you with compassion, care, and understanding.

Family Connections, Inc., is a not-for-profit, New York State authorized private adoption agency who has been caring for families through domestic and international adoption since 1994. They are dedicated to supporting birth parents, adoptive parents, and children touched by adoption throughout the life-long journey of adoption. If you are a birth mother wanting to learn about adoption and find an

Ithaca College recognizes the importance and benefits of breastfeeding for working mothers and their infants and and in promoting a family-friendly work environment. The College provides reasonable time away from work for lactating mothers to express breast milk and will make reasonable efforts to provide a private room or other location in proximity to the work area for such activity.

The Child Development Council promotes healthy development of children and families at home, in childcare, and in the community.

The Child Development Council promotes the healthy development of children and families at home, in childcare, and in the community.

The Regina Maternity Services Community Case Management Program provides services to low-income pregnant and parenting mothers with infants and toddlers living in Nassau or Suffolk Counties. Services are offered in-person at various locations throughout Long Island, as well as virtually, including case management, crisis intervention, along with other parenting assistance.

Families with children younger than 21 years old or pregnant women are welcomed to receive temporary assistance and housing.

The mission of the Elinor Martin Residence for Mother & Child is to reach out with compassion to the distressed pregnant or parenting woman, help her deal with her concerns, and support her in the continuation of her pregnancy and the care of her child.

Located in Brooklyn and Queens, Independence Inns provide shelter and support for young people (16-20) who are experiencing homelessness or have run away. Their staff helps residents finish school and acquire skills that will prepare them to be self-sufficient. Several of their Independence Inns serve young woman and their children. This service can be accessed by visiting a Drop-In Center