A ministry of OLV Charities. The Center serves life by providing material, emotional, educational, and spiritual support to mothers, fathers, and families in need from pregnancy through the first years of life. Material support includes baby clothing, bottles, receiving blankets, diapers, and other basic infant and toddler care items. Also provides information and referral.

Serves family and life by providing material, emotional, educational, and spiritual support to mothers, fathers, and families in need from pregnancy through the first years of life. Items provided may include a car seat or a safe place to sleep (portable crib), diapers, wipes, bottles, blankets, clothing, etc. Delivery of items available. Coordinates a clothing and "baby gear" exchange for families and accept donations of a variety of new and gently-used/clean items. Also hosts an Earn While You Learn program that allows clients to earn points toward new and handmade items by keeping up with healthy pregnancy and well-baby visits and participating in educational activities.

Serves family and life by providing material, emotional, educational, and spiritual support to mothers, fathers, and families in need from pregnancy through the first years of life. Material support includes free clothing, bottles, diapers, wipes and childcare items ranging from birth to size 4T. Delivery of items available.

Program designed to strengthen male and father engagement with children and families throughout the city of Buffalo and Western New York. Services include: - Parenting and relationships education through the 13-week Nurturing Fathers Program - Mentoring, coaching, and resource navigation for young adult fathers aged 18–24 - Personal finance education - Domestic violence programming through the 17-week Caring Dads Program

Serves family and life by providing material, emotional, educational, and spiritual support to mothers, fathers, and families in need from pregnancy through the first years of life. Material support includes free clothing, bottles, diapers, wipes and childcare items ranging from birth to size 4T. Delivery of items available.A referral from any agency, church or service provider is required. Once received, the family will then be contacted for an appointment. Referrals can be submitted using the online referral form at: https://www.olvcharities.org/saintgianna

A multifaceted prenatal assistance and health education program that provides community outreach and promotes the importance of early prenatal care. Offers assistance in applying for W.I.C. (Women Infants & Children) and health insurance through the NYS Marketplace. Works to connect parents with community-based services to support pregnancy and beyond. Offers essential information and education on fetal development, prenatal nutrition, birthing, infant nutrition, breastfeeding, labor and delivery, signs of premature labor, birth control options, the dangers of nicotine/alcohol/drug use, and HIV prevention.

Offers pregnant women low or no cost pre-natal programs covering newborn-infant care, breast feeding, CPR/Tot-saver, pre-natal exercise and Lamaze training. Participants in the Lamaze class have the opportunity, at no charge, for a one time visit by a registered nurse to assist in newborn care.

Women's Maternity Services: Before Pregnancy Care, Prenatal Care, The Family Birth Place, Birthing Suites, Family Education Classes, Classes for the whole family, Expectant Parents. Classes are offered frequently throughout the year as either a five-part evening series or a one-day class. Sibling Preparation: "Let's Celebrate Big Brother-Big Sister" is a special monthly class designed to help children aged 3-10 understand the concept of a newborn. Post-partum Breastfeeding Classes and Counseling: Learn about the early weeks of breast-feeding, expressing and storing milk, nutrition and weight loss, and returning to work. Babies are welcome.

Provides assistance to low income pregnant women and families with young children by providing information and referrals for nutrition, health, parenting education, and mental health resources.

Offers free pregnancy tests, post abortion counseling, ultrasound referrals to confirm viable pregnancies, baby basics classes, diapers, formula, baby food, car seats and more at no charge. Also offers counseling and guidance for pregnant women.This group is a life affirming organization.

Offers home visits to pregnant women for prenatal health education and guidance. Facilitates connections to additional programs and services that may help the individual through the pregnancy including referring agencies that can help in enrolling into Medicaid for uninsured pregnant individuals. Offers home visits by Certified Lactation Counselors following delivery to assist the breastfeeding mother with issues or concerns.

Provides parenting and child development education as well as assistance with material items such as baby and toddler items and maternity items. Also has parenting program for men with children.

Offers parenting education to new expectant parents. Classes include education about pregnancy and parenting and life skills to help new parents through the pregnancy and to introduce them to parenthood. Participants earn points for each class or skill completed that can be used to purchase new or gently used items for the new baby.

Provides services to help at every stage of pregnancy. Also offers various outreach programs for expectant parents, and health professionals to educate on the importance of prenatal health and care.

* Assists with insurance enrollment for uninsured and underinsured pregnant women. Prenatal health education and social support services. Nutrition education. Prenatal Care and Assistance Program (PCAP). Medicaid Obstetrical and Maternity Services (MOMS) program. Childbirth education classes. Infant feeding classes. Confidential HIV counseling. Medicaid Enrollment Services.

A Fulton County Public Health Nurse (PHN) will contact every new mother in the county to offer a home visit and to notify them of the services available for children and their families. The PHN will call you within a few days of your discharge from the hospital to ask how you and your baby are doing and answer any questions you may have. If you wish, she will come to your home to see you and your baby. She will bring information that covers many topics of baby and child care, will weigh your baby, and will demonstrate any baby care techniques you may not be sure of, like taking a temperature.

Provides voluntary in-home visitation, pregnancy and parenting education, and support and resources to military families with children birth to 3 years of age.

Voluntary case management program for pregnant and/or parenting teens under the age of 21 to help them: access appropriate medical, educational, legal and social services to develop independent living skills and become self-sufficient receive information on prenatal care, parenting and child development during regular home visits participate in occasional educational and social group activitiesCoordinates panels at area schools of teen parents who talk about the hardships of being a parent at a young age to try to prevent further teen pregnancies.Individualized support for pregnant and parenting young adults through age 24 including:- Preparing for baby information such as prenatal care, safe sleep, feeding, bonding, diapering, and baby care- Services and support are delivered through regular home visits- Child development information to help promote healthy growth and development- Support in accessing appropriate medical, educational, legal and social services to develop independent living skills and become self-sufficient- Parenting information and support to help young parents feel confident in their parenting skills

* Uses personal visits, group connections, developmental screenings, and linkages to community resources to support parent participants in becoming more aware of early child-development information. Includes: Monthly Personal Visits usually conducted in the home. Elements of each visit include parent/child interaction, family well-being, and development-centered parenting Group Connections offer opportunities for families to meet and develop supportive networks. They are offered at various times and locations to allow wider access to families. They address the needs of expectant participants and parents of newborns Screenings are provided to help ensure early detection of any potential health or early-learning issues or developmental delays Resource Networking and connection to available community resources appropriate to the family's needs

* Provides resources, care, advocacy, and support for fathers and father figures in the Black community.* Brings fathers and father figures together to build skills and to support each other in their critical roles as parents. * Offers re-entry program for fathers.

Montgomery County offers first-time mothers and high-risk mothers a home visit. During this visit the nurse gives guidance and information on parenting and baby care. A packet of topics such as immunizations, family planning, breastfeeding, formula preparation, and safety issues is given to the family. Referrals are made to other agencies as needed.

Family Health Network's Pediatric/Family Practice Health Center provides comprehensive primary medical care services directly and by referral.Services offered by this Health Center include: family practice/general practice pediatrics behavioral health 340B pharmacy services insurance enrollment