Supports pregnant moms and their partners throughout pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. The Birth Doula Program provides a suite of nonclinical birth support for pregnant people and their families delivering in Allegheny County hospitals, including welcome visits, prenatal support sessions, in-person or virtual birth/labor support, and a postpartum visit. The Postpartum Doula Program provides educational, emotional, and errand support for pregnant people during the first 8 weeks postpartum.

Provides pregnancy and sexual health services.

Offers support and assistance to expectant women and parents of children up to the age of two. Services available include pregnancy testing, supportive counseling, and educational materials/classes on pregnancy and parenting. Participants receive a monthly "Baby Box" that including diapers, formula, and clothing.

Offers pregnancy options education, pre-abortion assessments, healthy relationship education, pregnancy education, post-abortion support, parenting education, education for men (relationships, pregnancy, abortion, parenting) and supplies through Earn While You Learn. Also offers medical services: pregnancy testing and limited obstetrical ultrasound for pregnancy confirmation and dating. *We do not provide OB/GYN or pre-natal care, birth control prescriptions or devices, fertility testing, abortion services, referrals for abortion, or STI/STD testing.

Offers weekly home visits with a registered nurse who provides health and child development activities; prenatal education, support, and referrals; nutrition, mental health education, and support; substance abuse education and support; referrals and assistance in meeting personal life goals.

Childbirth and newborn care classes: Focus on motherhood. Have fun while preparing for childbirth. Learn how to have a healthy baby, what to expect during labor and delivery and how to care for your newborn baby.

Offers services such as educational programs, parenting classes, peer mediation, and youth enrichment programs to provide youth and teens with skills and coping mechanisms to manage challenges of childhood, adolescence, and parenting.

Offers free linguistically and culturally-appropriate health services, education, and social services to pregnant women, children ages 0 to 3, and their families. Services include weekly home visits providing education and support services during pregnancy through baby's third birthday; education and family support services for families with eligible children at state licensed child care center; services to children with disabilities; and connections to resources for healthcare, housing, and emergency supplies.

Offers individualized counseling for expecting women and couples. They can meet weekly/biweekly with a trained lay counselor to learn about prenatal care and childbirth through our Earn-While-You-Learn program called “BRIDGES”. Completed sessions are exchanged to earn new cribs, car seats, pack-n-play, diapers, baby clothes, and more.

Provides education, counseling, diaper bank, community baby shower's, referrals, and material assistance.

Offers free classes to learn about pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting. Offers a variety of educational opportunities, including newborn care & safety, CPR and first aid. Also provides free pregnancy testing, counseling, and assessments to determine needed resources, assistance, and referrals to agencies and programs that can offer additional support.

Helps expecting parents make informed choices about parenting, adoption, and abortion.

Offers a variety of services to help students stay in school, be an effective parent, and plan a productive future. The program offers:

• Case management services and group sessions
• Academic support
• Gift card incentives for success in academics, attendance, goal achievement, etc.
• Parenting and child development education
• Assistance with applying for child care and employment
• Information and referrals to community resources and summer activities

Offers free pre-abortion/prenatal screening with options counseling, pregnancy testing, and ultrasounds. Provides material support in the form of baby supplies and clothing that can be acquired using “Baby Bucks” earned in our birth-parenting classes. We have a one-time emergency supply support program as well.

Provides comprehensive supports to expectant families and those with children under the age of 18 months including health education, developmental screenings for infants and toddlers, resources and referrals, care coordination, breastfeeding support, safe sleep education, and resources. Women can enroll pregnant or postpartum and in any pregnancy (first or subsequent).

Offers baby care essentials, car seats, diapers and wipes, clothing, bottles, toys, and bathing supplies. Can help with holiday gifts for families also.

Provides free pregnancy tests, pregnancy counseling, group support, assistance with car seats and cribs, diapers, formula and wipes.

Offers Venango County residents prenatal education to expectant mothers as well as teaches them techniques to cope with the discomforts of labor and delivery. Support individuals through the birth experience.

Provides a variety of services including: pregnancy testing; ultrasound exams; pregnancy, parenting, adoption, and abortion education; pregnancy and fetal development information; adoption support and referrals; abortion pill reversal information and referral; emergency material assistance with items like formula, baby wipes, and diapers; post abortion support; sexual health and relationship education; and referrals for housing and medical assistance.

Provides confidential pregnancy and STD testing, prenatal and parenting classes, clothing for mother and baby, peer counseling, and post-abortion support.

Provides parenting education and demonstrates skills through the "Incredible Years" series and stages of child development. Life skills will help parents with budgeting, nutrition, and safety in instructions. Parenting classes are held for 11-week sessions.

Offers a home visiting program for first-time mothers. New mothers enroll early in their pregnancies and are seen on a regular basis by a nurse home educator. The visits continue through pregnancy until the child is two.

Provides in-home cognitive behavioral therapy program for pregnant and postpartum women experiencing depressive symptoms. Women must be screened into the program and must be connected to another home visiting or intensive social support program (such as family support centers).

Provide materials, support, and guidance to individuals and their families to assist them in daily life. Some programs include Parents as Teachers (PAT), Fatherhood/Motherhood Support Initiatives, and Diaper Depot (Diaper Distribution).

Serving mothers during pregnancy and post-delivery, their children, and families through in-home support, counseling, and material assistance. Program Services: In-home visitation Person-centered case management Parenting education Sibling support Unlimited home visitation during pregnancy and post-delivery Health care navigation Direct support or referrals for childcare, housing, employment searches/application assistance, clothing, and food Information and education on GED classes /higher education STD education Personal finance and budgeting Assistance applying for benefit and entitlement programs Access to baby, family, and food pantries