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Child Welfare Agencies


State Child Welfare Agencies can help you and your child.

Child Welfare Agencies

If you want help with your pregnancy, with raising your child, or help understanding the adoption laws, regulations, and procedures of your state, you may want to contact the local child welfare agency, such as the Department of Human Resources, Department of Public Welfare, or the Department of Child Protective Services. This site will help you locate the appropriate state office.  

Alaska

Hawaii Michigan North Carolina Utah

Alabama

Iowa Minnesota North Dakota Virginia
Arkansas Idaho Missouri Ohio Vermont
Arizona Illinois Mississippi Oklahoma Washington
California Indiana Montana Oregon Wisconsin
Colorado Kansas Nebraska Pennsylvania W Virginia
Connecticut Kentucky New Hampshire Rhode Island Wyoming

D Columbia

Louisiana New Jersey South Carolina  

Delaware

Maine New Mexico South Dakota  
Florida Maryland Nevada Tennessee  
Georgia Massachusetts New York Texas  

Additional Resources and Help

You may be eligible for free or low-cost programs offered through the U.S. government and your state government.  The website link Government Assistance Programs and the information and links below will help you get in contact with these programs.

National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program provides free or low-cost mammograms and pap tests.

Child Health Insurance Program is an insurance program for infants, children and teens.

Child Nutrition Programs give you the link to the government programs including the National School Lunch Program, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program, School Breakfast Program, and the Special Milk Program.

Early Head State programs are available to assist you in providing for the health and education of your child.

The Department of Education can provide you with information about nutrition, pregnancy, insurance and other programs.

Food Banks provide a nationwide network of food warehouses that offer free food to fight hunger. 

Food Stamp Programs help low-income people and families buy the food they need.

Health Departments in can help you find out about health, nutrition, insurance, and school programs.

Home Energy Assistance Programs can help you pay your heating and cooling bills.

Medicaid is available to low-income individuals and families Medicaid does not pay money to you; instead, it sends payments directly to your health care providers.

Unemployment Insurance Programs offer temporary financial assistance if you become unemployed through no fault of your own.

WIC, the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children provides nutritious foods, nutrition counseling, and referrals to health and other social services to participants at no charge.

Additional Help

We truly care about you and your baby and about other women in your situation We want to do everything possible to help you and your child.  There are many kinds assistance programs available to help you and other pregnant women, birth mothers and children free of charge.  These include financial, medical, nutritional and health assistance programs as well as a variety of support and information groups. If you need help you can click this link to find all kinds of assistance programs. And the following links will help you find pregnancy support groups as well as parenting and adoption support groups.  If you want our help you can call us anytime and from any place in the U.S. You can get our help whether you are pregnant or have already delivered and are raising your child yourself or want to place your child for adoption. We are here to help you and there is never any cost or obligation on your part. 

If you are considering placing your child for adoption we are also here to help.  We would be happy to help find a safe and loving home with a family that has been very carefully and thoroughly screened. We can help you regardless of what state you are in.  Our services to you are free, your medical and legal expenses will be provided for and we will make sure that you receive whatever reimbursement for housing, lost wages and living expenses that state laws allow.  You may reach me or my staff by calling our toll free number or you can contact us by email.  If there is anything we can do to help you and your baby, please contact us.

 

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