Helping parents cope with the day to day challenges of raising a family, Rocking Horse Center Parent Infant Center offers parenting skills classes and assistance with clothing, diapers, baby formula, household items and food for those who qualify. Learn more about Rocking Horse Center here!

The Parenting Network has 3 locations to serve expectant mothers and fathers, as well as parents/guardians of infants and children. Participants are able to earn material items such as cribs, car seats, strollers, diapers, clothing, etc by completing lessons on pregnancy, childhood growth and development, parenting, relationships, and life skills. Lessons are offered digitally, providing participants the opportunity to complete them at a convenient time. Dedicated staff and mentors meet with clients during 1-hour sessions to review lessons and provide support. Recurring group classes on safe sleep, shaken baby syndrome, preventing child sexual abuse, home safety, and stress management are held at all locations and are available virtually as well as in person.
Learn More at FYIohio.org

Clark County Combined Health District’s WIC program safeguards the health of low-income women, infants and children up to age 5. WIC provides nutritious foods to supplement diets, nutrition education (including breastfeeding promotion and support), and referrals to healthcare providers and other social services. Learn more about WIC here!

Help Me Grow (HMG) is a voluntary program for WIC eligible pregnant moms and families with a new babies. Our caring and professional home visitors will partner with you to access the information and resources that can support the physical and emotional health of you and your baby. Together, you and your home visitor will: Meet at a convenient time and place for you Provide support for your family by answering any questions you may have Do developmental screenings so that you know what to expect at each stage of development. Bring age-appropriate, fun activities for you and your child to help them be ready for school. Sponsored by the Ohio Department of Health and offered at no cost to you!
Learn more about Help Me Grow here!

Keep baby safe by learning the ABCs of safe sleep. After you participate in virtual education, you can pick up your new Pack ’n Play and gift bag. Families must be WIC eligible, in the last trimester of their pregnancy or have a new baby up to 1 year.
Learn more about Cribs for Kids here!

Parents looking for assistance can receive support with employment support, unemployment support, child support, food assistance, cash assistance, medicaid enrollment, protective services, foster care and adoption, child care support and more. Visit online to learn more

United way can help with assistance in food, housing and transportation for mothers. For help dial 211 or visit online to learn more

We are Ohio moms who have survived prenatal/postpartum depression (PPD) or anxiety so we understand like no one else can. We had thoughts that scared and shamed us. We blamed ourselves. We doubted ourselves. We felt weighed down by all the “shoulds” of motherhood. Some of us had a hard time finding help. That’s why we started POEM, where we volunteer our time to help moms like you who are experiencing the most common complication of childbirth. Visit online to learn more