Find Family Services For Adolescent Parents Nonprofits and Charities

  Stacy37 wrote:

The people involved with Ragan's HOPE go above and beyond daily meet the needs of the families who are supported. The Volunteers are equipped to fill in the gaps where family and friends are not able. Helping parents endure their situation and embrace... more »

  Eugene12 wrote:

Beware of this group. Victims and broken families are reporting this group in numerous locations. You can browse allegations here at http://www.scamorg.com/generations-of-virtue-47 It's quite terrifying. Their donations appear to be largely invested... more »

  L.S. Harris wrote:

The odds are against young men and women who have children at early ages. Many fail to realize that these young men and women are very resilient, and with proper support from the community and others who care, these young people can go on to become productive,... more »

  bduffey07 wrote:

After hearing about a 24 hour 7 day a week prayer chain in Washington DC, I felt an urgency to be involved with fighting abortion in our country. I have made it a practice for years to fast and pray weekly against abortion, and everything it incorporates.... more »

  jewly-74 wrote:

We had a great experience with Aggieland Pregnacy Outreach they were very helpful and supportive. We were referred to them by another client and are so grateful for this. We were matched and had our precious baby boy in our arms all with in a month of... more »

  kellyscott wrote:

I have been a board member at CMLF since it achieved its non-profit status. The community has benefitted tremendously from the mental health and substance abuse services offered by CMLF, not to mention all of the other projects and programs. The most... more »

  lisa28 wrote:

I have known about CAPS through my church for many years and knew I wanted to be involved in supporting its efforts to help women with alternatives to abortion. The volunteers treat their clients with love and support and so many of them make the decision... more »

  Pirates1 wrote:

Volunteering at Gate means I get to work with a team of women who really care about the ladies in their community that are pregnant and need help either emotionally or financially. We get to give encouragement, help them learn about caring for themselves... more »

  RuthVolunteer wrote:

I'm here at The Northwest Center for more than 2 years and I enjoy helping latin women, giving counsil and orientation about different topics. Health for her and her baby is a priority and we educate the women about fetal development and prenatal health.... more »

  PCHT wrote:

This organization is one with such integrity. They work so hard to help people get not just help, but the right kind of help for them. Its a pleasure to be able to partner with The Powerful Project. more »

  mmetcalf wrote:

Legacy Pregnancy Center exists to serve the community with professionalism, excellence, and servant hearts. www.legacypregnancy.org more »

  MamaRee wrote:

As a donor and a volunteer, I have seen firsthand the warmth with which the moms, dads, and babies are received at Chicon Pregnancy Resource Center. From the moment they enter the door and through every step of their journey, this resource center truly... more »

  Fathers4Justice wrote:

What IS Fathers-4-Justice®? Fathers-4-Justice® US (F4J®) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, volunteer army of fathers, mothers, grandparents, and others dedicated to fighting for truth, justice and equality in family law. The F4J®... more »

  Positive Parent wrote:

My daughter is an Open Doors student and has been provided with experiences that she will remember for a life time. Zip lining in the woods, going to Cleveland's International Film Festival, volunteering for local organizations and going to local theater... more »

  dr-mike-oster wrote:

I first became involved with the Exchange club by being the director of the Child Protection Team at St Therese Medical Center in Waukegan. I then joined the Breakfast Exchange club of Gurnee and began becoming an officer. Later I joined the save abandoned... more »

  iptl14 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Breath of Life Center since it’s inception. I have witnessed over and over again the caring and warmth displayed to every client. I have also had the opportunity to see the overwhelming gratitude of the clients towards Breath... more »

  Becky01 wrote:

Ward Home does an amazing job with the young people that they serve allowing them opportunities to connect with wonderful staff who care about them and to increase the skills they need for success as young adults. more »

  Lumiere wrote:

By the Hope Family tutor providing undivided attention to 2nd grader Hannah and using a reading book game, Hannah realized she could read bigger books than she thought! more »

  Lynne H. wrote:

A friend introduced me to St. Anne's over 10 years ago. I visited the facility and toured the programs. I quickly learned that the clients served by St. Anne's were some of Los Angeles's most vulnerable teens and young adults. The foster care system... more »

  LJShartle wrote:

This agency has been a part of our community for many many years, the work that they do is needed and appreciated by many families that are in crisis. They change lives! more »

  lbelton wrote:

The National Crittenton Foundation provides guidance and support to the Crittenton Family of Agencies, all of whom serve at-risk young women in the U.S. I am Director of Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. The National... more »

  KeepTheFaith wrote:

Several Source Shelters is more than a shelter for pregnant women. It is a place where these needy women can find a home and a “family” who cares about them and helps them to succeed in life. They learn life skills, attend Bible study and chastity... more »

  ksdickason wrote:

Our lady's inn provides the love & support to encourge their clients to grow & become self sufficient and continue to care for their families after they leave the inn more »

  Gina D.4 wrote:

Being a single mom, I understand the challenges and fears that all moms face. I'm so grateful for organizations such as Mom Bomb, whose main focus is helping moms in crisis. We never know when we're going to be faced with an extreme obstacle. It's good... more »

  emiller94 wrote:

Open Arms Outreach is genuinely accepting of all! The leaders, Vince and Robbie Bible are so focused on helping those in need, that their only issue is that they never truly capture how much they do for others. They just help whenever they can without... more »

  fanta_2021 wrote:

Under His Wings was a blessing in my life. When a serious incident took place in my home with a sweet teenage girl that I was taking care of, I was left in the dark without any hope of finding a suitable place for the girl to get the healing and comfort... more »

  terry wrote:

I have been involved with Madonna Place for over 10 years. I started as a Board member and when my time ended on the board I became involved with their fundraising efforts. My passion for and belief in this organization is strong. When there was another... more »

  designgod wrote:

I am a graphic designer and filmmaker that has done both design work and audio-video productions for WPC. I have been so deeply moved and thoroughly impressed with the professionalism and compassion of this organization and its leaders and volunteers.... more »

  sophiefontecchio wrote:

This February my organization Let's Bake the World a Better Place raised funds for the CTC. They are a very good non-profit to work with, and supported us throughout the way. They advertised the bake sale we held very efficiently, and drove up our sales.... more »

  Gladys Y. wrote:

I volunteered here when I lived in Huntington Beach, they do great work. Babies are being saved, women are being helped, God is being shared. more »

  people2 wrote:

This organization practices unethical standards. Many of their reports to funders are false such as to DHS, CPS, and ISBE PI programs. Money in the form of gift cards were kept by the center directer for many many years. Documents were falsified stating... more »

  jojo2508 wrote:

I was looking for a Christian based organization that really needed volunteers. I heard one of the founders give a talk one Sunday at church and it tugged on my heart. I knew this was a place where I belonged and was needed. Hope House does not only... more »

  Lisa340 wrote:

Chasin A Dream Foundation is a wonderful nonprofit to volunteer with. To get to see the difference you make within your community is priceless. We've been volunteering with Chasin A Dream for the past couple of years, and have met many of the warriors... more »

  jimmyjoe1954 wrote:

Alternative House is a wonderful nonprofit that supports teens in various ways related to homelessness, including a teen homeless shelter, a teen center, neighborhood outreach to at-risk youth, and a long term shelter for pregnant teens. The attitude... more »

  Michael A. wrote:

Family Scholar House assists single parent college students to get their college degree. They provide housing, childcare and a list of case management and academic advising services for both the parent and child. Their goal is to assist the family in... more »

  Kathy H. wrote:

My daughter volunteers on the board and has made me aware of the good works done by Casa Myrna. I am impressed with its length of success and the scope of the work for women and families in crisis. I especially like that they list the services provided... more »

  Ken_7 wrote:

I was blessed to be a volunteer with Maggie's Place for several years when I lived in Phoenix. I was touched by the simple but desperately needed mission of this organization, which is to provide a home for pregnant women in need. They reach out in... more »

  dbard314 wrote:

25 Years ago I entered Anchor House for 31 days. Anchor House to me was the only place as a kid I felt safe. For the first time in my life I was able to breathe and not be afraid. I could go to sleep at night and not feel like something was going to... more »

  younglivespghsupporter wrote:

The best thing about this program is the commitment of the individual mentors to the young teenage mothers and their concern for them. Showing that they care and being there through thick and thin means so much. more »

  veronica3 wrote:

Birthchoice is comprised of people who care deeply for and work hard for women with an unplanned pregnancy and their difficult choices. more »

  Smart1 wrote:

This is an amazing charity run by moms who care. All the money they collect goes directly to buying diapers at a discount to distribute to families in need. The charity is all volunteer. more »

  mrobinson123 wrote:

I appreciate the real life safety experience this home gives you. It challenges you to think of all areas to protect small children from harm. The information was very useful and helped my family to plan for fire safety and national disasters. The safety... more »

  annk3386 wrote:

They have helped my family we appreciate their kindness and all they do to help our community thanks from the Vasquez family more »

  masonvn wrote:

I had the opportunity to work with Urban Baby Beginnings when they began setting up the Petersburg site. I was able to help clean up areas, put furniture together, and make new friends. It was an awesome experience and to know that families will benefit... more »

  Pamela M.8 wrote:

This Non-profit has a small but mighty team that is making a profound impact in underserved communities for single mothers. They provide great opportunities for volunteers, truly care about the constituents they serve, and have a founder who personally... more »

  PeggyFarren wrote:

I was a single mother so I know how tough it is. I was fortunate to have a lot of help from my parents but not everyone is so lucky. The program at Providence House helps motivated women get on their feet. Providence House is a two year program... more »

  StanBrinkerhoff wrote:

I have known Renita for 10 years and watched the RMHHF grow both in mission and how many families it has served each year. I am a proud donor every year to her incredible efforts to help those in need. The RMHHF supports the community from within, offers... more »

  Elizabeth J. wrote:

I came in contact with PIQE through a professional colleague who spoke so enthusiastically about the organization that I decided to accept an invitation to one of the parent graduations. I immediately understood what all the hype was about. The graduating... more »

  CCON wrote:

I serve as the Director of Community Development for the City of St. James and have been personally involved as a volunteer in various programs and services provided directly through the Partnership. I have also witnessed the Partnership's demonstrated... more »

  laruecbe wrote:

CHC (Child, Home & Community is a great non-profit organization to work for. Their dedication to improving the lives of teens who have chosen to have their babies is phenomenal. They provide non-biased, empathetic education and resources and material... more »

  HeidiCox wrote:

Can't explain how much I love Gladney!!! They are amazing in every way- from their attention to detail with your adoption process, to the way they care for the birth moms going through the center, to the incredible post adoption services afterwards. They... more »

  Emily B. wrote:

Since when is it alright to leave our children in group homes and unstable foster care? Why do we leave our children to fend for themselves? Who has their back? The Alliance for Children's Rights stands up for each kid. The Alliance gets kids into adoptive... more »

  lady_S1234 wrote:

Reaching At Problems or RAP as we use to call it was one of the worst group homes for teenager girls I have ever came across. The staff didn't care about us young girls in slightest sense, it was all about money. I went to RAP when I was 14 not knowing... more »

  T-Mo wrote:

This organization reaches out to single fathers and helps them to be better more equipped fathers. When I first went through divorce, CEO Rick Jennings helped to prop me back up. He gave me fatherhood tips, told me stories about his fatherhood journey... more »

  SingleMom wrote:

I am a single mom and This Side Up provides me and my son a safe place to spend time together and meet other families. Their clothing giveaway to single parents is incredibly helpful to the community. We enjoy the New Years Eve event, it is phenomenal... more »

  GailCedarface wrote:

I love the Cedar Face Foundation. They help me get to my OB appointments, and after my baby was born my Cultural Advocate helped me to keep breastfeeding my baby when I thought I wasn't making any more milk. Relax, eat, drink and sleep when baby does.... more »

  pomwaparent wrote:

I have been with PEACE of Mind - Parent Education And Child Empowerment, since the inception of the organization in 2006. This has been the most rewarding volunteer experience I have ever had. Teaching parents and other adults about how to keep kids safe... more »

  Motecuzomatzin wrote:

I am the Chair of the Board as elected in 2010. This org in no way deserves the recognition of being transparent as the financial records are from 2008, 09, both of which I'm listed on as a Board member without my knowledge or consent. I did not become... more »

  ekilcullen wrote:

I volunteered for their annual chili cook-off this year, and witnessed an awesome wave passion by their staff, board, and volunteers. What a wonderful organization benefiting young women and their children with nowhere else to turn. more »

  AndersonHouseFan wrote:

Anderson House is uniquely designed to help hurting families in our area. Since 2016 we have served around 600 individuals. more »

  eliza-in-berkeley wrote:

I came to Family Paths 6 years ago when I was fresh out of college. I'd volunteered many places before I came to Family Paths. I was accustomed to organizations that didn't know what to do with a volunteer, that didn't seem to be helping their clients,... more »

  shaic wrote:

We can to Israel from South Africa. Coming from a very different school system and society, it was a big challenge for my son to integrate into his new school in Israel. Via Yedidim we received a mentor who made this integration possible. We have no... more »

  sarah.niere wrote:

When our first child was born at 26 weeks gestation, we were in a state of shock, living far from our families of origin, and knew nothing about prematurity and no one who had a premature baby. The online support from other parents who knew what I was... more »

  Dianna_Hopkins wrote:

Since 1901, the Children's Shelter has provided safe homes for children. Today we offer emergency shelter and residential treatment for children in crisis and help children find permanent homes in foster care and adoption. Our Family Strengthening programs... more »

  bee72 wrote:

Amazing giving organization that gives women and children a chance at a better future. This amazing agency gives food,shelter,and education for independent living skills to homeless women and children. I have donated to them on numerous basis and have... more »

  kmsi wrote:

I am a local church Advocate for the Alabama-West Florida United Methodist Children's Home. Every local United Methodist church has an Advocate who works in conjunction with the staff to assist in fundraising and other activities. I maintain frequent... more »

  Overawe wrote:

On or around the 27th of July, 2010 I delivered electronic equipment and software for the purpose of managing a health club (Club Runner software) to Teri Moran of the Connor Moran Children's Cancer Foundation. This was done per the request of Ms. Moran... more »

  floydrhoades wrote:

Mama's House is a unique and highly regarded faith-based home for Mothers in crisis pregnancies. Founded in 2022 by Jan Lupia, it provides secure housing and comprehensive programs and services that has strong community support in the Coachella Valley,... more »

  trisha140 wrote:

I am an lgbt youth and was a resident, I left voluntarily and i loved it for the first few months but the more I realized how unorganized everyone was the worst my experience is and was, coaches (staff) doesnt realize we hav lives with family for the... more »

  Barry A. wrote:

As a local physician, I have become involved with Barrington Youth and Family Services to help it to "build healthier families" in our area. It offers counseling, prevention programs, and youth programs to a population that often does not have access... more »

  Judith wrote:

After personal devastation and financial disaster Catholic charities donated $100 to help pay my power bill. They never even asked my name or religious affiliation. They paid the power company account directly! i can personally attest to the validity... more »

  Sonya J. wrote:

The Family Resource Center is an organization dedicated to the development of children. They do a great job working with and teaching parents how to raise happy and healthy kids. This is one of the organizations that works in the "trenches" with your... more »

  JudyMasching wrote:

I was able to attend the banquet last spring and I see the value and passion of continuing support for this ministry. The evening was very moving and top notch information. It’s apparent that the ministry is growing and many babies are being saved.... more »

  Tai'la Monae M. wrote:

They are a amazing program I love there service I recommend this to all adults an lgbtq member of South Carolina more »

  daniel.curtis@hotmail.com wrote:

I served on the Board of Directors for this organization for 10 years until September 2009 and have served or am serving on 10 or more other nonprofit boards. I have watched this organization grow over the last several years and in addition to being compassionate,... more »

  gravity108 wrote:

The people at Housing Hope care so much and it shows by the difference they are making in people's lives. more »

  Rwwwww wrote:

Beware going to morning star as this place is unlike other charity places. Once you are inside morning star they can judge you and profile you as well. Stay away from this place. These people at morning star are the type of people we would think they... more »

  kaemorgan wrote:

Building All Children is a program that has a strong desire to help children understand the way they learn and how to have success. We help children with their development, reading, learning, behavior, social skills and empower the family! This program... more »

  reneelong10 wrote:

Mother's Refuge provides quality services to homeless, pregnant and parenting teenagers. They provide a wonderful, home-like atmosphere for the young ladies to live. I know that each young mom must continue her education and they also teach so many... more »

  grandmum wrote:

I enjoy coming to New Generation to volunteer with transportation. I learn more about how important this shelter is to these women who really have no other place to go. The staff is amazing and resourceful. Good work everyone. Glad I can help. more »

  Writer wrote:

I have long admired and valued the work of SHIFT NC in support of youth, families and communities across North Carolina. The programs and services provided by SHIFT NC ensure that teens and families receive accurate, relevant and critical sexual health... more »

  Writer wrote:

I volunteered last summer with this company. We did an outdoor obstacle course. The purpose was to get kids moving. more »

  CGEDevelopment wrote:

The Center for Great Expectations assists pregnant women and adolescents in “breaking the cycle” of homelessness, abuse, and addiction with a unique Relational Recovery Model.  We offer a full continuum of care and comprehensive service programs,... more »

  marianisalmon wrote:

As a donor and board member of Brighter Beginnings, I know first hand the commitment that Brighter Beginnings has to insuring the best outcomes to children born in the East Bay. With the focus on 0-5 years old early childhood development, Brighter Beginnings... more »

  jsbrit wrote:

The organization is small which is good to help women. The board is new, board president new and has little experience and changes frequently. There is little governance and little experience especially in areas og HUD. more »

  stefko wrote:

My friend and I had an amazing time playing the Tell My Story card game! The questions made it so easy to open up, share stories, and laugh a ton. We got to know each other in a way that felt natural and fun. If you’re looking for a card game... more »

  unfair wrote:

This place claims to be a Christian based organization, yet they bully, threaten, and coerce underage teens to agree to adoption. They use means of manipulation, isolation, and biblical damnation to bully girls into feeling as if they have no other choice... more »

  Free-Speech wrote:

The organization has some great objectives and does some good in urban communities. But the organization is limited by the way people that are friends of top managers are treated. When Mr. Canada cleans house and makes sure that all intakes and employees... more »

  GBadmin wrote:

Good Beginnings of Sullivan County is a safety net for families that need/want to find ways to improve interpersonal relationships with family members. Our staff of well trained caring women go into homes or help at the office. Our thrift store provides... more »

  goulikofsage wrote:

I REFERED A YOUNG LADY TO THE CENTER AS SHE STRUGGLED WITH HELPING HER TEEN FRIEND...WHO'D JUST DISCOVERED SHE WAS PREGNANT. THE TWO WENT TOGETHER TO THE PREGNANCY CENTER. AFTERWARDS HER FRIEND STATED, "I IMMEDIATELY FELT AT HOME. LIZ WAS AMAZING AND... more »

  zeniaj678 wrote:

The resources provided by this organization are a game-changer. From practical guidance on budgeting and childcare to emotional support, they’ve got your back. And the events they organize? Incredible. They’re not just about clothes and toys for our... more »

  Noscut wrote:

This company apparently promised some 5th graders from Tucson funding for a college education and are withdrawing in 2009. Huh? Unkept promises. Their financials apparently indicate being heavy on staff, management and fund raising expenses at the same... more »

  Hillary3 wrote:

Baby's Bounty helps newborns in need by providing essential gear, such as Pack'n'Plays and car seats. Each baby receives a diaper bag filled to the brim with clothing, hygiene items and a handmade blanket. It's been my pleasure serving on the Board,... more »

  helpingunderstand wrote:

the northern cradle is not a well opererated business i was once a troubled teen that was placed there and now i am a 29 year old mother of two and looking back at that place it was terrible they didnt have the proper things a place that has children... more »

  lois4 wrote:

I have a heart for many of those who fall through the cracks of our society. In the Spirit of the Children, Inc. is an organization that works with the very vulnerable population of young adults who transition, from the foster-care system in New York,... more »

  tefhab1 wrote:

I feel compelled to share my experience with Every-Mind to raise awareness and caution potential employees. My intention is to provide valuable insights that could impact one's decision to associate with this organization. In my time with Every-Mind,... more »

  pip wrote:

NCSC Is a great place serving infants to seniors. It has a well established daycare which provides scholarships and works with agencies such as protective services and welfare. Along with other Newton families this provides a very integrated and enriching... more »

  Cedar Street wrote:

This nonprofit helped me transition from a difficult and hopeless situation to a satisfying and well-paying career. They helped me to believe in myself and fullfill my potential. The quality of their services and staff is exemplary. I'll always be... more »

  Mrs. G wrote:

Having been a part of the Florence Caring Pregnancy Center since 2003, I am able to say first hand that this organization is making a difference in the lives of families in this community. It is a privilege to work with dedicated volunteers that give... more »

  DrJimmy wrote:

RiseUp is filling a need in the community. Too many kids these days are growing up without learning basic lifeskills they’ll need to function as responsible citizens in adult life. I can’t recommend supporting, working with, and using this agency... more »

  HealthProfessional wrote:

Great organization that supports teen parents in the Grand Traverse region. They offer many programs for their clients, and opportunities for community members to get involved. more »

  loaner wrote:

I am the type of person that does not like to waste my time. I have worked with and for parent aid for about 20 years, why because my time is not wasted. I have watched families & children go thru the program to the point that I was really proud of them.... more »

  Kathryn S. wrote:

I love being at Saint Child and seeing how young women's lives are being changed. One young woman came to us because she was "couch surfing" because her family life was very disfunctional. She was looking for change. Because of the support of Saint... more »

  falln2piecez wrote:

I came to ComfortCare in Staunton two years ago. I was immediately taken in. From the moment that I walked through the doors at their facility, you immediately feel at home and welcomed. The beauty of ComfortCare is that they don't pass judgement are... more »

  HeartbeatofToledo wrote:

Heartbeat of Toledo cares for those they serve in such a unique and genuine way. Providing hope and compassion, in a non-judgmental space is essential to the critical services they provide. It's awesome how they view every aspect of programs and services... more »

  Maria48 wrote:

I was involved with an event called the DAPI Diamonds and that is how I found out about this program. Well, that and I know the Director of Delware Adolescent Program. This program helps teen Mom continue their education even as they care for their... more »

  NWExpat wrote:

PEPS is part of the fabric of Seattle and has been instrumental in the lives of countless families and children. Regardless of background or circumstance, expecting parents can get all starry eyed in the fairy tale anticipation of their adorable new baby... more »

  DVas7780 wrote:

I got involved with Legacy going through a start over of single parenting, domestic separation, with help from family. In 2017, even working 3 part time jobs, I still needed assistant with some new parenting tools as well as assistance with child nesessities.... more »

  SaraMoyer wrote:

My name is Regina. I have been with Mom’s House in August of 2014. I am a York College of Pennsylvania student enrolled in the nursing program which allows me to graduate in December of 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in nursing, and an opportunity... more »

  Heidi_R wrote:

I give to a local organization called Ozone House for several reasons. 1. They are a local organization and I know my dollars go directly to their outstanding programs 2. Their mission of helping homeless and at-risk youth is imperative. These kids didn't... more »

  Geena E. wrote:

My name is Geena Edmonds and I use to volunteer for the TOPS program. For a handful of months I worked the front desk at the Tucson location. Being a teen mother myself, if was very rewarding to be able to give back in any way that I could. Due to my... more »

  Scott L. wrote:

I count it as a privilege to provide Mary’s Shelter with this letter as support. For nearly twenty years, Mary’s Shelter has been providing the necessary opportunities for pregnant minors to build a future. Established in 1994, Mary’s... more »

  RWCOAC wrote:

St. Gerard Campus rescues pregnant girls and provides guidance to help them avoid poverty, dependency, and welfare. They learn to cope with difficult situations, rise above those difficulties, and grow to be nurturing mothers, productive members of society,... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  pandora1 wrote:

Clients were offered support and nurture, services were personalized and went beyond my usual expectations for agencies. Staff were professional, and very responsive to client needs, also provided excellent communication. more »

  Bex45230 wrote:

The best place to go for services. The best place to volunteer. The best place to work at. Love this place. Great resources for everyone! more »

  Maryatexcalibur wrote:

I started volunteering at Whispering Hope in the Spring of 2009, and I think what impresses me most about all of the staff and volunteers, both men and women, is how much they care for each individual client that comes through the door. Each women has... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  DeborahBrennerLiss wrote:

Beyond Hunger is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals overcome the obsession with food and weight and find a natural, loving and peaceful relationship with their food, weight, and selves. They provide support groups, workshops and... more »

  boymom999 wrote:

This place is trash they are unprofessional and very ungrateful. When donations are brought into the home most are thrown out. A church recently brought a truck load of non perishables that the church had fun raised and all the food was tossed. Another... more »

  airiole wrote:

I was a teen mother with no family support. Mommies in the D has become family. The fun activities are fun for my children and connecting with other young moms and getting resources has been great for me. So we all get something from this organization. more »

  Kristin_P wrote:

I give because I have been blessed with so much. A caring family, a roof over my head, three solid meals a day. A college education, a great job with great benefits, great friends and family who love and support me. All these things have been given to... more »

  Sherilyn D. wrote:

Bridgeway is a home for pregnant teens. With a very small staff, this non-profit manages to support pregnant teens through and after their pregnancies. The girls have a place to live, provided they abide by the house rules, which include continuing their... more »

  Donna wrote:

I have worked at Mary's Shelter previously. This is the only shelter for homeless, pregnant adult women within several counties. The shelter not only provides a home environment for these mothers but also offers a variety of classes to develop and enhance... more »

Based on our fundamental belief in god's love, united methodist children's services of wisconsin, inc values the dignity, potential... more »

To redeem women, and women with children, from destructive behaviors and introduce them to hope through education, job training,... more »

Support women facing unplanned pregnancy more »

To minister women in need while they receive mental, emotional, spiritual, educational and vocational support to change the direction... more »

Christopher House has been helping children and families for more than 100 years. Today, Christopher House’s family of schools... more »

Pregnancy education more »

To place children in adoption homes more »

Support and counseling for problem or at-risk pregnancies more »

The Gladney Fund's 16 Auxiliaries (volunteer support groups) are located across America. Each auxiliary promotes adoption through... more »

The Gladney Fund's 16 Auxiliaries (volunteer support groups) are located across America. Each auxiliary promotes adoption through... more »

We help through education, encouragement, motivation and support. LHD empowers and educate youth to express themselves through... more »

To provide refuge, hope and support to pregnant homeless teens and young women through a faith based family environment. more »

Provide quality daycare services to the members of the ravenswood community. more »

The primary purpose of still waters is to provide support and positive solutions for unplanned pregnancies, abstinence education,... more »

New Mexico has one of the highest teen parenthood rate in the U.S. We are observing a very high rate of multi-generational teen... more »

Provide families and children experiencing homelessness with a safe, nurturing educational environment to ensure children enter... more »

Protect and nurture children and families more »

Youth rehabilitation more »

Counsiling for youth and families more »

We address issues of homelessness, hunger, education, and loneliness, as well as spiritual need. more »

To provide daycare to children whoose adolescents parents fall into low income brackets and are studying more »

Provide pregnancy related services more »