Mother and Child Programs shelter young mothers and their infant children, without question, providing them the opportunity to build a strong future. In addition to shelter, their Mother and Child Programs provide comprehensive medical care, free child care services, as well as a full range of educational, vocational and job placement services. Parenting support, counseling, and education workshops help new

Siena house provides transitional housing for 27 pregnant women and mothers with children under the age of two. The shelter consists of women who may have never graduated from high school, held more than 6 months of work, and have experienced domestic abuse. The primary goal of Siena House is to support new mothers as they work to achieve self-sufficiency,

Cortland Pregnancy Center has been serving the Cortland and surrounding areas since 2013. We are a judgement free, confidential space for you to figure out your next step and be successful. It’s always your choice and we’re here to equip you with accurate information and resources.  

The Ithaca Pregnancy Center has been working with clients in the Ithaca and Surrounding areas since 1987. They are a judgement free, confidential space for you to figure out your next step and be successful. It’s always your choice and we’re here to equip you with accurate information and resources.

Bethany believes every child deserves to be safe, loved, and connected. If you are pregnant and need guidance, you can always connect with Bethany. They help thousands of expectant parents every year—of all ages and backgrounds—and empower them to make a plan.

Their staff of client advocates is specially trained to help you on an individual basis at this stressful time. Whether your concerns are about health insurance, housing, maternity leave or how this pregnancy will impact your career or educational goals, Pregnancy Help offers ongoing support starting with your initial office visit. Their years of successful experience in networking with other community

Avail exists to empower people facing a past or present unexpected pregnancy, because they believe no one should feel alone. Providing nonpolitical, compassionate support and resources, Avail supports people in making their own decisions, building healthy relationships and pursuing resilience to face their futures with hope. Since opening its doors in 1996, the 501(c)3 non-profit organization has empowered over 12,000

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as Food Stamps. If eligible, the SNAP program will help pay your grocery bill so that you and your child can eat well while you attend school. To be eligible, students must be a single parent who has a child under the age of 6 in the home. The applicant may not have

Adoption STAR is a New York State authorized not-for-profit adoption agency. The agency works with prospective parents and birth parents in all cities in New York State. They also provide comprehensive services including counseling, education and support throughout one’s adoption journey.

Catholic Charities provides parent training, home studies, placement and supervision until adoption is finalized. To learn more about the adoption process, you are invited to attend an information session.