Since 1989, thousands of women have come to us for information and support as they face the possibility of unintended pregnancy. Women’s Centers of Ohio has eight centers conveniently located throughout Southwestern Ohio. All of their services are free and completely confidential.

Since 1989, thousands of women have come to us for information and support as they face the possibility of unintended pregnancy. Women’s Centers of Ohio has eight centers conveniently located throughout Southwestern Ohio. All of their services are free and completely confidential.

Think you might be pregnant? Not sure what to do next? They can help. Women’s Centers of Ohio has eight centers conveniently located throughout Southwestern Ohio. All of their services are free and completely confidential.

An Ohio licensed private child of placing agency (PCPA). They complete home studies for prospective adoptive families, place infants and children with adoptive families, and perform post placement supervision.

Launched in July 2013, the Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) is Ohio’s first Executive-level Medicaid agency. With a network of approximately 130,000 active providers, ODM delivers health care coverage to more than 2.9 million residents of Ohio on a daily basis. Working closely with stakeholders, advocates, medical professionals, and fellow state agencies, the agency continues to find new ways to

A Maternity home for women through the age of 25, offering a safe and structured environment that allows a young woman to make a positive life plan for herself and her unborn child. Includes option counseling, which supports a decision to parent or make an adoption plan for her unborn child. Hannah’s Home provides young women with basic needs and

LIHEAP is a federal assistance program that provides assistance with energy-related costs, including paying utility bills, weatherization procedures and/or energy-related home repairs.

The Pennsylvania-Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program is designed to help needy families achieve self-sufficiency. States receive grants to design and operate programs that accomplish one of the purposes of the TANF program.

Catholic Charities offers support and assistance to women who are possibly pregnant or parenting an infant up to age one, and to the biological fathers. Services are available at all Catholic Charities County offices and sites including our Roselia Program for homeless, single, pregnant and parenting mothers 18 or older and their infants.

They offer free and confidential services with a trusting staff that gives caring and practical support.