Supportive Care Model

Offers free counseling and support services to women experiencing crisis pregnancies.

Offers support services to pregnant women, helping them access resources to meet essential living needs. The scope and scale of the program are not specified in the available evidence.

Provides maternity and baby clothes, baby care supplies, diapers, wipes, layette bags, mother’s gifts, and gently used infant and toddler clothing, shoes, and coats to pregnant women and families in need, distributed monthly or upon birth.

Offers free, confidential, and nonjudgmental emotional support, friendship, and ongoing care through volunteer-led conversations and a 24/7 helpline to women who are pregnant, think they may be pregnant, or are new mothers.

Offers informational resources and educational materials on pregnancy, parenting, adoption, child safety, breastfeeding, baby development, and personal development to support informed decision-making and reduce isolation among pregnant women and new mothers.

Operates a physical office in Peekskill, NY open five days a week and staffed by over 30 volunteers and two co-directors, along with a free and confidential 24/7 helpline for pregnant women.

Makes information about post-abortion counseling services available to women who have had abortions, as part of its broader support and referral services.

Provides free, self-administered pregnancy tests at its office location with pre- and post-test counseling offered by volunteers, ensuring confidentiality for all clients regardless of test outcome.

Provides referrals and information for medical care, housing, childcare, nutritional programs (including WIC and SNAP), utility assistance, legal issues (including domestic violence, custody, and child support), employment, and counseling services to pregnant women and their support networks.

Provides resources, information, and support to partners, family members, and friends of pregnant women to help them support the expectant mother during and after pregnancy.

Provides targeted support to pregnant and parenting teens, including assistance with job applications, information on job openings, and connections to vocational training and educational programs to help them continue and complete high school.

Provides support for life support centers and homecare services aimed at encouraging and supporting childbirth among pregnant young women.

Generates and donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to pregnancy care centers across the United States through proceeds from coffee sales.

Provides a safe, residential home environment for pregnant women aged 18 and older facing unplanned pregnancies, offering physical, emotional, and spiritual support throughout their pregnancies. The home includes private bedrooms, shared kitchen and dining spaces, a sun room for quiet time, and a gathering room for community and children’s activities.

Provides support services for pregnant mothers and their babies after birth.

Offers free parenting classes, prenatal education, delivery education, and material assistance such as diapers to women and families in the Greater Glens Falls region. Includes one-on-one support for new parents and incentives for program participation.

Provides accurate information on birth control effectiveness, reasons for potential failure, and clarifies the difference between emergency contraception and abortion pills, explaining that the morning-after pill prevents or delays ovulation.

Provides information about adoption during pregnancy confirmation appointments, explains open, semi-open, and closed adoption options, and supports birth parents in creating adoption plans, including selecting a family for the child.