For pregnant Mothers
Find trusted support services for birth mothers facing pregnancy decisions or seeking post-adoption care.
Whether you’re exploring adoption during an unplanned pregnancy or looking for support after placement, having trusted resources can make a difficult time feel more manageable. We’ve worked with many local organizations over the years and have gathered them here to help you quickly find the care, guidance, and support you may need.
If you’re looking for answers about the adoption process, our Birth Mother FAQ page covers many common questions from start to finish. You can also call or text us anytime at 610-613-1911 for guidance, support, or someone to talk to.
The National Council For Adoption (NCFA) offers helpful support for birth parents. They provide emotional support, connect parents with others, and share guidance on grief, open adoption, and search and reunion.
The BabyCenter Birth Mothers Support Group is an online community for birth mothers. Members can connect, share their stories, and find support in a safe, welcoming space. It is a place for healing and encouragement through shared experiences.
Maternity Care Coalition supports birth mothers in Southeastern Pennsylvania with free home visits, doula services, parenting education, and reproductive health resources.
Women Against Abuse is Philadelphia’s leading domestic violence resource, offering emergency shelter, legal advocacy, and housing support. This includes case management, relocation assistance, and financial literacy through their Safe at Home program.
Lutheran Settlement House in Philadelphia connects birth mothers with maternal health services and post-natal support.
Northern Children’s Services in Philadelphia connects birth mothers with foster care support, adoption services, and housing assistance in the Philadelphia area.
Postpartum International provides non-judgmental support groups and a directory of perinatal mental health professionals for birth mothers navigating postpartum challenges.
Philabundance provides essential food assistance to birth mothers and families in need across the Delaware Valley. Through partnerships with local organizations, they offer access to nutritious meals and support services to promote well-being and stability.
The American Pregnancy Association provides financial support for birth mothers facing unplanned pregnancy, and can even provide access to Medicaid for the last three months of the pregnancy.
Connect with our caseworkers to learn about ABSA and applying to become an adoptive parent