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- OWH helpline page, 988lifeline.org
If you or your baby are in danger, call 911.
National Maternal Mental Health Hotline
National Domestic Violence Hotline
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Whatever today looks like, there are people whose whole job is to help. These are national, free or low-cost services. Each one is listed in its own words, with the date we last checked it.
Fed Together is a planner and tracker, not a doctor, and this page isn't medical advice. Check with your doctor, OB, midwife, lactation consultant or dietitian.
For right now. Includes Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222.
Medical emergency or immediate danger
Emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, substance-use concerns, or "just need someone to talk to"; also for a friend or loved one
Pregnant or new moms who feel overwhelmed or anxious, or who just need to talk. Counselors listen, connect her to local support groups and refer her to care. Partners and family can call too.
Any kind of crisis, by text
Abuse in a relationship: support, safety planning, local referrals. It does not give direct financial aid.
Possible poisoning (medicines, cleaners, batteries and more) for her or the baby
This page also says: if someone collapses, has a seizure, has trouble breathing or can't be woken, call 911.
For feeling low, anxious, numb or not like yourself, during pregnancy or after. Postpartum Support International and the SAMHSA National Helpline.
Support and resources for perinatal mood and anxiety conditions, for moms, dads and partners. Not a crisis line: she leaves a confidential message and a trained volunteer calls or texts back.
50+ free online peer groups led by trained facilitators; a directory of perinatal mental health providers (US and Canada); 400+ local Support Navigators; a weekly "Chat with an Expert" call
Referrals for mental health and substance use: local treatment, support groups and community services. It doesn't provide counseling.
The National Women's Health and Breastfeeding Helpline, La Leche League USA, Breastfeeding USA, lactation consultant directories, WIC and your health plan.
Breastfeeding trouble and women's health questions. The specialists are also trained breastfeeding peer counselors. It's a resource line: no diagnosis, treatment or medical advice.
Free breastfeeding, pumping and human-milk-feeding support from trained volunteer Leaders. Meetings are in person and virtual, and some are in other languages.
Free peer-to-peer breastfeeding support from Breastfeeding Counselors: experienced breastfeeding parents accredited after a comprehensive breastfeeding education program. Local chapters in many states, plus a free Warmline.
Private lactation consultants (IBCLCs), usually paid services: home visits, office or clinic consults. USLCA says listings are self-reported, not verified, and not an endorsement.
One-on-one breastfeeding support for eligible moms (see Food and money)
HealthCare.gov says health insurance plans must provide breastfeeding support, counseling and equipment, including a breast pump, for as long as you breastfeed, before and after birth. This applies to Marketplace plans and most other plans, except grandfathered plans. Contact your plan with questions about your benefits.
Questions about medicines while pregnant or nursing (MotherToBaby), and how to find an ob-gyn or a midwife. These are information and finders, not care.
Information about medicines, vaccines and other exposures during pregnancy and breastfeeding; fact sheets on 300+ topics
Practical steps for finding an ob-gyn
A directory of certified nurse-midwives and certified midwives
WIC, SNAP, 211 and local food banks.
For women who are pregnant, recently pregnant or breastfeeding, and children under 5: healthy foods (eWIC card), nutrition education, breastfeeding support and referrals
Monthly grocery benefits on an EBT card. She applies through her state agency.
Confidential connection to local help: housing, utilities, food and more
Find a local food bank, then its partner pantries and meal programs
Search by ZIP code for free and reduced-cost programs (food, housing, health, money and more)
Run by a company (Findhelp). The site has its own sign-up and log-in, and its own privacy rules.
170 local agencies: food, housing, counseling, disaster relief and more. The site says it serves people "regardless of their faith". The national office does not provide direct services.
Christian groups for moms, for loss and for hard seasons: MomCo, Hope Mommies, Stephen Ministry, Celebrate Recovery and Catholic Charities.
Christian community for moms, from pregnancy through school-age kids. Local and online "meetups" in every US state; groups for military moms.
Christian support for moms and families after miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss: Hope Boxes, online Hope Groups and a podcast
Confidential, one-to-one, "Christ-centered" care from trained lay caregivers, offered through participating congregations
Christ-centered recovery groups for "hurts, hang-ups, and habits" (not only addiction; its FAQ also names anxiety, depression and abuse)
Local agencies for food, housing, counseling and more. See Food and money.
Looking for a local church or ministry? Use the church finder at the top of this page, see the faith-based finders above (MomCo meetups, Celebrate Recovery, Catholic Charities), or ask a local church about Stephen Ministry.
A listing isn't an endorsement, and we don't run these services. Hours and numbers can change, so if something's out of date, please email us at hello@fedtogether.com. Last reviewed: Oct 18, 2026.