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Provides pregnancy and new parent support, including education and counseling, mentoring, workshops, baby furniture/baby supplies like diapers etc., and support groups.

Prenatal classes for expectant parents, in-person and virtual. Classes include pregnancy classes, childbirth classes, parenting and infant care classes. Information on classes and groups available at: https://www.endeavorhealth.org/services/womens-health/pregnancy-care

Offers guidance and assistance to teen parents. Services include:

• Parenting education
• Mental health counseling
• Life skills and mentoring
• Financial coaching
• Child care assistance
• Tuition assistance

Provides dinner and child care during weekly meetings.

Offers virtual support group for new Moms. Also offers free childbirth and parenting classes.

Provides supportive services for new parents in the military community. Offers prenatal education, developmental screenings, parenting skills, and play groups.

Provides in-home support services to help prepare children under the age of three for preschool. Provides activities and education to ensure the child meets developmental milestones. Also offers monthly group classes for participants and prenatal classes for pregnant mothers.

Provides free in-home birth education and support to low-income families. Services include: Prenatal and postpartum home visits Labor and delivery support Breastfeeding support Transportation to doctor's visits Nutrition education

Offers guidance and assistance to teen parents. Services include:

• Individual mentoring
• Parenting education
• Mental health counseling
• Financial coaching
• Child care assistance
• Tuition assistance

Provides dinner and child care during weekly meetings.

Offers bilingual early childhood education program for parents and children under age five. Meets in-person two times per week. Also includes the following support services: Developmental screening Family planning education Parenting support Home visits by a trained support worker Support groups for grandparents raising grandchildren Referrals to health care providers, community services, and collaborating agencies

Provides support to men who are becoming parents. Provides mentorship to help them learn how to support the pregnancy and prepare for parenthood.

Offers support services to women and families experiencing unexpected pregnancy. Offers free pregnancy tests and pregnancy confirmation via ultrasound. Also offers options counseling, parenting classes, and baby items for class graduates.

Provides in-home parenting support to first-time Lake County parents. Provides guidance on parenting issues, child development, parent-child bonding, teen parenting, and family goals. Home visits begin during pregnancy or within two weeks of birth.

Provides pro-life supportive services for individuals experiencing unplanned pregnancy. Provides case management during pregnancy and throughout the early years of the child's life. Services include: Pregnancy counseling Crisis intervention Home visits Parenting education and support Community referrals Advocacy services

Provides a program on partnering with new or soon-to-be parents who are looking for more support. Offers to help them nurture and care for their child or children. Family Support Specialist guides and assist on building a strong relationship and providing care for your child. As well as accessing resources and more.

Provides home visits with registered nurses and health navigators to eligible clients. Offers assessments, screenings, health education, parenting education, and help with resources.

Offers guidance and assistance to teen parents. Services include:

• Parenting education
• Mental health counseling
• Life skills and mentoring
• Financial coaching
• Child care assistance
• Tuition assistance

Provides dinner and child care during weekly meetings.

Provides parenting skills classes and new parent education about different topics. Offers credit points with each lesson to buy items from the baby boutique.

Parents Pantry offers newborn and young child clothing, supplies and equipment.

The Dads’ Program provides one-on-one support to help achieve personal, professional, and parenting goals. The goal is to empower young dads to be the best version of themselves and build strong connections with their families.

The Young Parents/Teen Moms program participants receive home visits weekly, biweekly or monthly for parenting education and support accomplishing personal goals. During home visiting services, parents receive age-appropriate activities to promote positive parent-child interaction and healthy cognitive, social emotional, physical, and language development in their children. Group services aim to provide a peer support group for young parents to become self- sufficient and knowledgeable about a variety of topics. Participants receive in-depth instruction in many important topics and services related to healthy child development and family wellbeing.

UCAN's Teen Parenting Service Network works exclusively with pregnant and parenting youth in DCFS care and their families statewide. Services are available to case management and placement providers as well as to parents and their families. In managing statewide services for pregnant and parenting teens under a single umbrella, UCAN aims to provide seamless service and a full continuum of care. UCAN staff members are trained to identify and treat the serious effects of trauma while enhancing the parenting capacity of youth in their provision of clinical counseling, educational coaching, leadership training, new birth assessments and doula assistance.

CCAC provides free home visitation, support groups, and supportive services to income qualifying pregnant women and parents with children from birth to age three living in and around Maywood, Hilside, Westchester, Broadview, and Melrose Park.Families are visited in their home by a parent coach who support parents as their child's first teacher. Parents learn about healthy child development and practice parenting techniques to enhance bonding and family well-being. Pregnant women are provided support and resources as they prepare for the birth of their child.

Healthy Families is a voluntary home visiting program that helps new and expectant parents strengthen their family's functioning and reduce their risk for child abuse or neglect. The program is a prevention program that works to improve the safety of children while providing support to the family. Home visitors help new moms and dads be better parents by teaching them how babies grow and develop, how to keep babies safe and healthy, good parenting skills, and goal setting.

Illinois Action For Children offers Home Visiting for pregnant women and families of infants, toddlers, and twos. Parent educators will partner with you in your home (or at one of the Early Learning Centers) in three key areas: child-centered parenting, parent-child interaction, and family well-being.

Dovetail Project offers a 12-week curriculum that was developed through research by Sheldon Smith, Dovetail's founder and Director. Supplemented with frequent guest speakers, the program educates fathers about the roles, rights and responsibilities of fatherhood as well as their importance in the lives of their children. The one-of-a-kind program also includes a strong component addressing Felony Street Law to help these young men avoid incarceration and stay present in their kids' lives. Benefits of the program include a $500 stipend, transportation, and meals each class.