The UC Early Learning Center is a separate, not-for-profit organization that serves the children of University of Cincinnati students, faculty, and the community. They are responsible to the needs of student parents attempting to complete college degrees and provide childcare scholarships to help defray costs for many low-income student parents.

The following services are available daily: food pantry, charitable pharmacy, and various social services.

St. George Food Pantry serves the needs of people in zip codes 45217, 45219, and 45220 by providing both non-perishable and perishable food, as well as personal care and cleaning items.

The Bearcats Pantry provides free food, hygiene items, cleaning supplies, and professional clothing to UC students of all backgrounds with food and other insecurities. The pantry also provides meal vouchers that can be used at campus dining halls and To-Go Bags that can be conveniently picked up at locations across campus. Directions to the BCP: Enter Stratford Heights Building 16

If you have any concerns about an untimely pregnancy, abortion decision, prenatal healthcare, adoption, parenting skills, sexual health, relationship choices, or providing for your baby, they are here for you! Call, text, or visit for free and confidential help.

Pregnancy Center East assists families in Greater Cincinnati.  All services are confidential and free of charge. They are sensitive to the private nature of pregnancy, and you can be sure that we will protect your personal information. Their trained staff will carefully listen to you and understand your desires.

Life Forward has been serving women and families since 1984 by empowering them during their pregnancy.

Home for pregnant women without family support or financial stability. Services include housing in a safe and stable home environment, nutritional meals, training and education, emotional support, employment assistance, parenting and life skills workshops, and early childhood learning.

Madonna House is a shelter for pregnant women and single mothers with young children. Madonna House requires all residents to work on fulfilling needed parenting, educational, and vocational skills so as to become the best possible mother for both her child and the community at large. Residents of Madonna House will be accepted regardless of race, religion, or socioeconomic status.

Emergency housing open 24/7 to benefit those in need from Butler, Warren, Hamilton, and Clermont counties. Clients may stay as long as they do not have a home to go to and are interviewed every three days to see how they are progressing and to assist them in any area that they can. A descriptive list of services provided here: