Provides free pregnancy testing and counseling for individuals who are or suspect they may be pregnant.Pregnancy Testing and CounselingMore information: Limited obstetrical ultrasound is provided to confirm pregnancy Education on prenatal care and parenting is offered Offers referrals to community resources such as food, housing, employment, legal, and medical assistance Maternity and baby supplies are available

Provides families with diapers, wipes, and formula for newborns and infants.Baby SuppliesMore information: Adult diapers may occasionally be available Clients must be registered with the food bank

Distributes perishable and nonperishable food to individuals in need. Food PantryMore information: Offers diapers when available Serves as a DSS Food Voucher Partner Site Assistance is limited to once per month

Spreads awareness about the value of life through literature, workshops, and public speakers. Pregnancy Counseling/SupportMore information: Includes information on baby development, alternatives to abortion, assisted suicide, euthanasia, genocide, and embryonic stem cell research Provide referrals for pregnancy testing, adoption, material services, medical, insurance, food, housing, and public assistance services

Provides food and baby supplies to people in need living in specific zip codes. Food Pantry, Baby SuppliesMore information: Distributes a 5-day supply of nonperishable and limited fresh food every 2 weeksOffers lunches during the week for individuals experiencing homelessness Food can be picked up Monday to Friday, 10AM-2PM Diapers and toiletries are provided when available Accepts donations of nonperishable food items

Provides free pregnancy testing, counseling, and baby items including clothing, formula, and diapers. Pregnancy Counseling and SupportMore information: Counseling services provided with a focus on right-to-life beliefs Donations of baby clothes, maternity clothes, and bottles are accepted

Provides enough food for 3-4 days to individuals in need.Food PantryMore information: Includes fresh produce, meats, bread, dairy, canned goods, desserts, pet food, and diapers Assistance is limited to once per week

Provides free baby items to families in need.Basic NeedsMore information: Offers diapers, wipes, toiletries, baby gear, clothing, linens, toys, and food

Distributes nonperishable food to individuals in need.Food PantriesMore information: Open Monday through Thursday from 9AM to 2:30PM by appointment Accepts food donations to help support the pantry

Provides various support services for food, infant needs, prescription needs, transportation, and referrals for other resources.Basic Support Services

Provides assistance and support to families with twins or multiple birth children. Baby SuppliesMore information: Offers clothing, formula, baby food, diapers, wipes, high chairs, and pac-n-play'sMaintains a webpage for buying, selling, and exchanging clothing and items

Provides emergency assistance to individuals in need. Basic Needs Assistance, Winter ClothingMore information: Distributes clothing, coats, diapers, wipes, food, hygiene items, blankets, and more Accepts donations of food items, gift cards, clothing, and money

Distributes nonperishable food items to residents in need. Food PantryMore information: Open on Tuesdays from 9AM to 11AM; masks required Offers wipes, diapers, pull-ups, and other toiletries when available; does not provide formula

Offers a range of services to assist individuals and families in need.Food Pantry, Baby Supplies, Clothing, Back to School Supplies, Holiday AssistanceMore information:Provides food, clothing, baby and hygiene supplies Nonperishable, canned, and frozen foods are available Monday through FridayBook bags with supplies are distributed to children at a one-day event in August Eligible families in Waldorf or White Plains can receive a food basket at Thanksgiving Holiday gifts area made available for families receiving Food Stamps or Temporary Cash Assistance

Provides fresh foods, meats, formula, and diapers sizes 1-6 once a month to qualified area residents.Food Pantry More information:Milk and bread are provided through a local grocery store on a voucher systemAccepts nonperishable food and monetary donationsFirst time clients will not be turned away, but must then apply for a food card at the Community Action Council of Hagerstown

Provides 2-3 days' worth of perishable and nonperishable foods.Food PantryMore information: Offers baby formula, supplements for adults, and diapers when available

Provides families in need with baby items, including formula, diapers, wipes, and baby clothes.Baby Supplies

Offers services and support to individuals facing an unplanned pregnancy.Pregnancy Support ServicesMore information: Includes free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, clothes, and baby suppliesOffers classes for parents and mentors to help pregnant women and fathersClients can earn points to use at the baby supplies store Counseling and information about adoption also available

Provides free, confidential options counseling to individuals facing an unplanned pregnancy.Pregnancy Counseling/SupportMore information: Offers education on prenatal care, adoption services, and abortion procedures and recovery Parenting and prenatal care classes, STD information, and male mentoring for fathers is available Baby boutique provides clothing, diapers, and formula Accepts donations of money, clothing, diapers, and baby formula

Provides support services for individuals who are pregnant.Pregnancy Support ServicesMore information: Includes free ultrasounds, pregnancy tests, counseling, emergency supplies, and clothing Offers formula and diapers when available Donations of money, formula, diapers, baby and toddler clothing, maternity clothing, and some baby furniture are accepted; call ahead of furniture donations

Provides education and support services to women who are facing an unwanted or unplanned pregnancy. Pregnancy and Parenting SupportMore information: Includes options counseling, pregnancy tests, limited ultrasounds, adoption referrals, abortion recovery program, parenting classes, postpartum home visits, in-home newborn care lessons, breastfeeding support, and community referralsOffers support groups for women related to addictions, new mothers, postpartum depression, and anxiety Baby clothing, diapers, bottles, food, car seats, and toys are available

Coordinates a resource fair for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Homeless ServicesMore information: Located at the APGFCU Arena at Harford Community College Doors open at 7AM for dental care and 9:30AM for all other servicesOffers medical, vision, and dental care; mental health services; and substance use assistance Provides job assistance, legal help, government benefits assistance, and housing assistanceHelps individuals obtain photo IDs, birth certificates, and social security cardsDistributes free winter accessories, groceries, and baby products while supplies last Bus vouchers to travel home using the Harford transportation system available

Provides families in need with baby items, including formula, diapers, baby clothes, and baby furniture.Baby SuppliesMore information: Open on Wednesdays from 2:30PM to 5PM and on Fridays by appointment Assistance is limited to once per month

Distributes diapers and, when available, formula to families in need.Diapers More information: Open on Tuesdays from 9AM to 12Noon Accepts donations

Helps low-income families with needs related to food, clothing, education, and training.Community Support ProgramMore information: Includes housing counseling, health and nutrition classes, and financial educationDistributes emergency food and diapers Provides residents with enrollment assistance through the Maryland Health Exchange Offers afterschool and summer enrichment programs Operates the EXCEL Academy Public Charter School