Resources By State - D.C.

Peer-to-Peer Support Group: Students For Life at Georgetown University works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations. Find contact information below.

Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy

Lactation Rooms: equipped with a lockable door, milk storage, and an electrical outlet.

• Car Barn Lactation Room CB-306-D, Intercultural Center (ICC) Room 229, In order to gain access to one of these two rooms, nursing mothers will need to register by filling out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejFYsDu_mM1xA_VQcWoLPZQAdkO0h0wFZFxJgdxiTFtwlPLA/viewform
• McDonough School of Business Rafik B. Hariri Building, is on the second floor and the MBA Program Office has keys to the space.
• The Georgetown University Medical Center also has a Mother’s Room. It is located on the lower level of the Pre-Clinical Science Building in corridor D, Room LD-08A. Other information can be found here: https://hr.georgetown.edu/lactation/

Cardinals for life walks alongside pregnant and parenting students by providing connection to resources, babysitting, and advocating for their rights.

Campus Pregnancy Resource Page

Babysitting: the club offers babysitting, contact them via email or on Instagram: @cuacardinalsforlife

Lactation Rooms: equipped with electrical outlet, privacy, and lockable door.

• Maloney Hall Room 141 (202-319-5236) – [email protected]
• Gowan Hall Room 109 (202-319-5405) – [email protected]
• McMahon Hall Room 313-2 (202-319-5571) – [email protected]

Diaper Changing Stations: The University currently provides a total of 12 diaper changing stations in both men’s and women’s rooms in several buildings throughout campus.

Maternity Parking Lots: Shahan/McGivney, McMahon, O’Boyle, and in the street parking on Divinity Way west of Caldwell Hall.

Online Programs and Priority Registration for pregnant and parenting students.

Cardinals for life walks alongside pregnant and parenting students by providing connection to resources, babysitting, and advocating for their rights.

Campus Pregnancy Resource Page

Babysitting: the club offers babysitting, contact them via email or on Instagram: @cuacardinalsforlife

Lactation Rooms: equipped with electrical outlet, privacy, and lockable door.

• Maloney Hall Room 141 (202-319-5236) – [email protected]
• Gowan Hall Room 109 (202-319-5405) – [email protected]
• McMahon Hall Room 313-2 (202-319-5571) – [email protected]

Diaper Changing Stations: The University currently provides a total of 12 diaper changing stations in both men’s and women’s rooms in several buildings throughout campus.

Maternity Parking Lots: Shahan/McGivney, McMahon, O’Boyle, and in the street parking on Divinity Way west of Caldwell Hall.

Online Programs and Priority Registration for pregnant and parenting students.

Peer-to-Peer Support Group: Students For Life at Georgetown University works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations. Find contact information below.

Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy

Lactation Rooms: equipped with a lockable door, milk storage, and an electrical outlet.

• Car Barn Lactation Room CB-306-D, Intercultural Center (ICC) Room 229, In order to gain access to one of these two rooms, nursing mothers will need to register by filling out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejFYsDu_mM1xA_VQcWoLPZQAdkO0h0wFZFxJgdxiTFtwlPLA/viewform
• McDonough School of Business Rafik B. Hariri Building, is on the second floor and the MBA Program Office has keys to the space.
• The Georgetown University Medical Center also has a Mother’s Room. It is located on the lower level of the Pre-Clinical Science Building in corridor D, Room LD-08A. Other information can be found here: https://hr.georgetown.edu/lactation/

Cardinals for life walks alongside pregnant and parenting students by providing connection to resources, babysitting, and advocating for their rights.

Campus Pregnancy Resource Page

Babysitting: the club offers babysitting, contact them via email or on Instagram: @cuacardinalsforlife

Lactation Rooms: equipped with electrical outlet, privacy, and lockable door.

• Maloney Hall Room 141 (202-319-5236) – [email protected]
• Gowan Hall Room 109 (202-319-5405) – [email protected]
• McMahon Hall Room 313-2 (202-319-5571) – [email protected]

Diaper Changing Stations: The University currently provides a total of 12 diaper changing stations in both men’s and women’s rooms in several buildings throughout campus.

Maternity Parking Lots: Shahan/McGivney, McMahon, O’Boyle, and in the street parking on Divinity Way west of Caldwell Hall.

Online Programs and Priority Registration for pregnant and parenting students.

Cardinals for life walks alongside pregnant and parenting students by providing connection to resources, babysitting, and advocating for their rights.

Campus Pregnancy Resource Page

Babysitting: the club offers babysitting, contact them via email or on Instagram: @cuacardinalsforlife

Lactation Rooms: equipped with electrical outlet, privacy, and lockable door.

• Maloney Hall Room 141 (202-319-5236) – [email protected]
• Gowan Hall Room 109 (202-319-5405) – [email protected]
• McMahon Hall Room 313-2 (202-319-5571) – [email protected]

Diaper Changing Stations: The University currently provides a total of 12 diaper changing stations in both men’s and women’s rooms in several buildings throughout campus.

Maternity Parking Lots: Shahan/McGivney, McMahon, O’Boyle, and in the street parking on Divinity Way west of Caldwell Hall.

Online Programs and Priority Registration for pregnant and parenting students.

Cardinals for life walks alongside pregnant and parenting students by providing connection to resources, babysitting, and advocating for their rights.

Campus Pregnancy Resource Page

Babysitting: the club offers babysitting, contact them via email or on Instagram: @cuacardinalsforlife

Lactation Rooms: equipped with electrical outlet, privacy, and lockable door.

• Maloney Hall Room 141 (202-319-5236) – [email protected]
• Gowan Hall Room 109 (202-319-5405) – [email protected]
• McMahon Hall Room 313-2 (202-319-5571) – [email protected]

Diaper Changing Stations: The University currently provides a total of 12 diaper changing stations in both men’s and women’s rooms in several buildings throughout campus.

Maternity Parking Lots: Shahan/McGivney, McMahon, O’Boyle, and in the street parking on Divinity Way west of Caldwell Hall.

Online Programs and Priority Registration for pregnant and parenting students.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

The Volunteer Medical Clinic provides primary health care to people in our community who do not have access to medical care through public benefits or private insurance. Patients are not charged for visits to see a health care professional.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Their mission is to support families from pregnancy through the transitions of early parenthood with relationship-based care, evidence-based instruction and resources, and integrative health services for lactation and postpartum. They are there to help you navigate pregnancy, lactation, and postpartum with greater ease and joy, and provide you the tools to make informed and empowered decisions that feel best for you and your family.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Barker, a nonprofit adoption agency licensed in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., is built on the fundamental belief that all children deserve safe, loving, and permanent families.

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Project Rachel is a post-abortion healing ministry sponsored by the Archdiocese of Washington that offers compassionate help to men and women who have experienced emotional and/or spiritual pain after abortion. They help participants reconcile with God, child, family and themselves. Open to all, faith or no faith.

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

Parents in the District of Columbia report experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiety as they seek to manage the demands of parenting responsibilities, work, distance learning, and the impact on their families. The D.C. Parent Support Programs provides community and online classes that teach parenting skills, stress management, and they provide individual consultations.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Local Groups are led by experienced leaders who have been accredited by La Leche League International Leaders. They provide free education, information, and support to families who want to breastfeed their babies.

For over 40 years, MSP has been an innovator in changing lives by providing DC’s first hotline and first domestic violence shelter, and most recently, first Batterer Intervention group. As DC’s oldest domestic violence shelter, we have served as a cornerstone of the District’s response to this pressing public health issue since 1979, and our impact on DC’s community remains as strong as ever.

For non-urgent matters, contact 202-529-5261

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

For over 40 years, MSP has been an innovator in changing lives by providing DC’s first hotline and first domestic violence shelter, and most recently, first Batterer Intervention group. As DC’s oldest domestic violence shelter, we have served as a cornerstone of the District’s response to this pressing public health issue since 1979, and our impact on DC’s community remains as strong as ever.

For non-urgent matters, contact 202-529-5261

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Their mission is to support families from pregnancy through the transitions of early parenthood with relationship-based care, evidence-based instruction and resources, and integrative health services for lactation and postpartum. They are there to help you navigate pregnancy, lactation, and postpartum with greater ease and joy, and provide you the tools to make informed and empowered decisions that feel best for you and your family.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

DASH provides services for emergency and transitional housing; assistance finding affordable housing, housing allowance, support services, financial empowerment, and follow up assistance.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Fortitude Housing is a program that offers a different approach to fighting homelessness. Each resident in the program is given their own apartment, fully furnished and one-on-one case management services that help connect residents with employment support, social security benefits, education and other support services that help rebuild lives.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

For over 40 years, MSP has been an innovator in changing lives by providing DC’s first hotline and first domestic violence shelter, and most recently, first Batterer Intervention group. As DC’s oldest domestic violence shelter, we have served as a cornerstone of the District’s response to this pressing public health issue since 1979, and our impact on DC’s community remains as strong as ever.

For non-urgent matters, contact 202-529-5261

DASH provides services for emergency and transitional housing; assistance finding affordable housing, housing allowance, support services, financial empowerment, and follow up assistance.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Fortitude Housing is a program that offers a different approach to fighting homelessness. Each resident in the program is given their own apartment, fully furnished and one-on-one case management services that help connect residents with employment support, social security benefits, education and other support services that help rebuild lives.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Their mission is to support families from pregnancy through the transitions of early parenthood with relationship-based care, evidence-based instruction and resources, and integrative health services for lactation and postpartum. They are there to help you navigate pregnancy, lactation, and postpartum with greater ease and joy, and provide you the tools to make informed and empowered decisions that feel best for you and your family.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Peer-to-Peer Support Group: Students For Life at Georgetown University works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations. Find contact information below.

Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy

Lactation Rooms: equipped with a lockable door, milk storage, and an electrical outlet.

• Car Barn Lactation Room CB-306-D, Intercultural Center (ICC) Room 229, In order to gain access to one of these two rooms, nursing mothers will need to register by filling out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejFYsDu_mM1xA_VQcWoLPZQAdkO0h0wFZFxJgdxiTFtwlPLA/viewform
• McDonough School of Business Rafik B. Hariri Building, is on the second floor and the MBA Program Office has keys to the space.
• The Georgetown University Medical Center also has a Mother’s Room. It is located on the lower level of the Pre-Clinical Science Building in corridor D, Room LD-08A. Other information can be found here: https://hr.georgetown.edu/lactation/

Cardinals for life walks alongside pregnant and parenting students by providing connection to resources, babysitting, and advocating for their rights.

Campus Pregnancy Resource Page

Babysitting: the club offers babysitting, contact them via email or on Instagram: @cuacardinalsforlife

Lactation Rooms: equipped with electrical outlet, privacy, and lockable door.

• Maloney Hall Room 141 (202-319-5236) – [email protected]
• Gowan Hall Room 109 (202-319-5405) – [email protected]
• McMahon Hall Room 313-2 (202-319-5571) – [email protected]

Diaper Changing Stations: The University currently provides a total of 12 diaper changing stations in both men’s and women’s rooms in several buildings throughout campus.

Maternity Parking Lots: Shahan/McGivney, McMahon, O’Boyle, and in the street parking on Divinity Way west of Caldwell Hall.

Online Programs and Priority Registration for pregnant and parenting students.

Parents in the District of Columbia report experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiety as they seek to manage the demands of parenting responsibilities, work, distance learning, and the impact on their families. The D.C. Parent Support Programs provides community and online classes that teach parenting skills, stress management, and they provide individual consultations.

They want all parents to feel confident, supported, and powerful as they ask questions, make decisions, and navigate their path through pregnancy, birth, and parenthood.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Thrive DC works to prevent and end homelessness in Washington, DC by providing vulnerable people with a wide range of services to help stabilize their lives. Founded in 1979 to serve dinner to homeless women, Thrive DC has grown to be a comprehensive, professionally staffed, bilingual organization serving more than 2,000 men, women, and children each year. They are a safety net for people experiencing homelessness, unemployment, housing instability, and food insecurity. With their help, our clients take the first steps toward independence and self-sufficiency.

For over 40 years, MSP has been an innovator in changing lives by providing DC’s first hotline and first domestic violence shelter, and most recently, first Batterer Intervention group. As DC’s oldest domestic violence shelter, we have served as a cornerstone of the District’s response to this pressing public health issue since 1979, and our impact on DC’s community remains as strong as ever.

For non-urgent matters, contact 202-529-5261

DASH provides services for emergency and transitional housing; assistance finding affordable housing, housing allowance, support services, financial empowerment, and follow up assistance.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Parents in the District of Columbia report experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiety as they seek to manage the demands of parenting responsibilities, work, distance learning, and the impact on their families. The D.C. Parent Support Programs provides community and online classes that teach parenting skills, stress management, and they provide individual consultations.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

Parents in the District of Columbia report experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiety as they seek to manage the demands of parenting responsibilities, work, distance learning, and the impact on their families. The D.C. Parent Support Programs provides community and online classes that teach parenting skills, stress management, and they provide individual consultations.

They want all parents to feel confident, supported, and powerful as they ask questions, make decisions, and navigate their path through pregnancy, birth, and parenthood.

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Local Groups are led by experienced leaders who have been accredited by La Leche League International Leaders. They provide free education, information, and support to families who want to breastfeed their babies.

Their mission is to support families from pregnancy through the transitions of early parenthood with relationship-based care, evidence-based instruction and resources, and integrative health services for lactation and postpartum. They are there to help you navigate pregnancy, lactation, and postpartum with greater ease and joy, and provide you the tools to make informed and empowered decisions that feel best for you and your family.

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Parents in the District of Columbia report experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiety as they seek to manage the demands of parenting responsibilities, work, distance learning, and the impact on their families. The D.C. Parent Support Programs provides community and online classes that teach parenting skills, stress management, and they provide individual consultations.

Goodwill of Greater Washington provides programs and services for adult job seekers that remove barriers to success and bolster critical career readiness skills. All trainings include digital & computer education, dressing for success, financial literacy, interviewing preparation, job search strategies, resume writing, and placement assistance.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

With hope, one can accomplish anything. Families who struggle with poverty and homelessness can achieve their goals. They can overcome challenges like having no safe place to sleep, poor health, and unemployment, and enjoy connected families with happy and healthy children.

Thrive DC works to prevent and end homelessness in Washington, DC by providing vulnerable people with a wide range of services to help stabilize their lives. Founded in 1979 to serve dinner to homeless women, Thrive DC has grown to be a comprehensive, professionally staffed, bilingual organization serving more than 2,000 men, women, and children each year. They are a safety net for people experiencing homelessness, unemployment, housing instability, and food insecurity. With their help, our clients take the first steps toward independence and self-sufficiency.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Fortitude Housing is a program that offers a different approach to fighting homelessness. Each resident in the program is given their own apartment, fully furnished and one-on-one case management services that help connect residents with employment support, social security benefits, education and other support services that help rebuild lives.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

They want all parents to feel confident, supported, and powerful as they ask questions, make decisions, and navigate their path through pregnancy, birth, and parenthood.

Local Groups are led by experienced leaders who have been accredited by La Leche League International Leaders. They provide free education, information, and support to families who want to breastfeed their babies.

Their mission is to support families from pregnancy through the transitions of early parenthood with relationship-based care, evidence-based instruction and resources, and integrative health services for lactation and postpartum. They are there to help you navigate pregnancy, lactation, and postpartum with greater ease and joy, and provide you the tools to make informed and empowered decisions that feel best for you and your family.

The DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG) team is excited to share information with you about how you can use DCTAG to decrease the cost of college if you are an eligible DC student.

There are many scholarship and grant opportunities for students who can’t afford college on their own in the DC area.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

The DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG) team is excited to share information with you about how you can use DCTAG to decrease the cost of college if you are an eligible DC student.

There are many scholarship and grant opportunities for students who can’t afford college on their own in the DC area.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Goodwill of Greater Washington provides programs and services for adult job seekers that remove barriers to success and bolster critical career readiness skills. All trainings include digital & computer education, dressing for success, financial literacy, interviewing preparation, job search strategies, resume writing, and placement assistance.

Thrive DC works to prevent and end homelessness in Washington, DC by providing vulnerable people with a wide range of services to help stabilize their lives. Founded in 1979 to serve dinner to homeless women, Thrive DC has grown to be a comprehensive, professionally staffed, bilingual organization serving more than 2,000 men, women, and children each year. They are a safety net for people experiencing homelessness, unemployment, housing instability, and food insecurity. With their help, our clients take the first steps toward independence and self-sufficiency.

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Barker, a nonprofit adoption agency licensed in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., is built on the fundamental belief that all children deserve safe, loving, and permanent families.

Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center offers help and support to women, men, and their families who are in a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to provide compassionate care as well as complete, accurate information pertaining to pregnancy and pregnancy options.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.

Barker, a nonprofit adoption agency licensed in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., is built on the fundamental belief that all children deserve safe, loving, and permanent families.

Barker, a nonprofit adoption agency licensed in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., is built on the fundamental belief that all children deserve safe, loving, and permanent families.

DASH provides services for emergency and transitional housing; assistance finding affordable housing, housing allowance, support services, financial empowerment, and follow up assistance.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

You can leave your unharmed baby, up to 14 days old, with an employee at any hospital emergency room, police station, or fire station in the District of Columbia.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

Thrive DC works to prevent and end homelessness in Washington, DC by providing vulnerable people with a wide range of services to help stabilize their lives. Founded in 1979 to serve dinner to homeless women, Thrive DC has grown to be a comprehensive, professionally staffed, bilingual organization serving more than 2,000 men, women, and children each year. They are a safety net for people experiencing homelessness, unemployment, housing instability, and food insecurity. With their help, our clients take the first steps toward independence and self-sufficiency.

For over 40 years, MSP has been an innovator in changing lives by providing DC’s first hotline and first domestic violence shelter, and most recently, first Batterer Intervention group. As DC’s oldest domestic violence shelter, we have served as a cornerstone of the District’s response to this pressing public health issue since 1979, and our impact on DC’s community remains as strong as ever.

For non-urgent matters, contact 202-529-5261

SOME provides material aid and comfort to vulnerable neighbors in the District by helping them break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help transform lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. I.e food pantry, career building opportunities etc.

Fortitude Housing is a program that offers a different approach to fighting homelessness. Each resident in the program is given their own apartment, fully furnished and one-on-one case management services that help connect residents with employment support, social security benefits, education and other support services that help rebuild lives.

Catholic Charities provides case management services for families experiencing homelessness through the Family Re-housing Stabilization Program (FRSP).

Mary’s Center is a community health center serving nearly 60,000 people of all ages, incomes, and backgrounds in the Washington, DC metro area for over 30 years.

Central Union Mission is a homeless shelter providing long-term transformation through a large number of resources they provide, including job training and placement, parenting classes, digital literacy, social work and benefits acquisition, housing, child day care guidance, addiction recovery, transportation, legal assistance, micro-loans, and basic food and clothing.

The mission of Bread for the City is to help Washington, DC residents living with low income to develop their power to determine the future of their own communities. They provide food, clothing, medical care, and legal and social services to reduce the burden of poverty.

Thrive DC works to prevent and end homelessness in Washington, DC by providing vulnerable people with a wide range of services to help stabilize their lives. Founded in 1979 to serve dinner to homeless women, Thrive DC has grown to be a comprehensive, professionally staffed, bilingual organization serving more than 2,000 men, women, and children each year. They are a safety net for people experiencing homelessness, unemployment, housing instability, and food insecurity. With their help, our clients take the first steps toward independence and self-sufficiency.

Fortitude Housing is a program that offers a different approach to fighting homelessness. Each resident in the program is given their own apartment, fully furnished and one-on-one case management services that help connect residents with employment support, social security benefits, education and other support services that help rebuild lives.

The Northwest Center offers the loving support and comprehensive aid necessary for all women to continue their pregnancies, deliver healthy babies, and adequately care for themselves and their children. They also offer a transitional maternity home for pregnant women, ages 18-30.