At First Care, you can receive holistic, supportive care throughout your pregnancy and beyond. If you are experiencing homelessness, an unsafe living situation, sexual assault, or trouble meeting basic needs, we have full time Client Advocates that can help you access the resources you need, and support you in setting goals to create a different future for you and your family.
Community Resources & Referrals
We are here to help you find the resources you need whether it be prenatal care, parenting support, practical baby items, or basic needs.
Find the resources and support you need.
Community Referrals
First Care Pregnancy Center partners with many community agencies and organizations to help meet the holistic needs of our clients. A few of the organizations with whom we partner are:
- Bridging
- Emerge Mothers Academy
- Cradle of Hope
- The Life Fund
- Jeremiah Program
- Esther Homes
- Nurse Family Partnership
- Odom Community Care Clinic
- The Community Sharing Fund
- Dress for Success
- Vine and Branches
- WIC
- and more!
Our Client Advocates can help assess your needs and eligibility for these programs and more. Call our center or stop in to talk with our staff.
We Provide Referrals For
Baby Items
First Care can connect you with car seats, pack n plays, strollers, diapers, and clothing either through our own centers or community grants.
Basic Needs
First Care provides referrals for housing, clothing, food, safety, furniture through our partnerships with local organizations.
Medical Referrals
First Care provides referrals for low-cost medical providers, home health care, and prenatal care. Proof of pregnancy for Medical Insurance is also provided.
Counseling Referrals
First Care can provide referrals to reputable professional counselors and connect you to local support groups and churches.
“I found the staff professional and kind, explaining the process to me every step of the way. I understand myself more clearly now and have begun to make positive changes in my life. There was such a high level of customer service.”