Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum
From pregnancy to childbirth and beyond, there are programs to help answer your questions and give tips to help you and your baby thrive. In addition, these programs offer information and support to ensure pregnant people get the care she needs.
Durham Resources
Care Management for at Risk Children (CMARC or CC4C)
Care coordination for families with children birth- age 5 that may need extra support navigating their child’s physical and behavioral health needs.
Family Connects Durham
No cost, short term nurse home visits for families with newborn babies.
H.E.A.R.T.S. (Helping Each Adolescent Reach Their Spark)
H.E.A.R.T.S. supports young adolescent parents and pregnant people with tools to successfully become independent and self-sufficient.
HealthySteps at Duke Children’s Primary Care North Durham
Specialists at the pediatric primary care clinic that work alongside families of children under age 3 to be sure they have the support they need to nurture their child’s wellbeing.
La Leche League
Peer to peer lactation support for breastfeeding families, regardless of whether they are facing challenges or simply seeking to connect with others
MAAME, Inc.
MAAME, Inc. empowers Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Birthing People of color and those historically excluded to navigate systems during pregnancy and postpartum
Postpartum Support International
HelpLine (text/call support) and comprehensive support network, including support groups and additional resources, for parents facing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders or struggles in the transition to parenthood.
Triangle Area Parenting Support (TAPS) – Program for Early Parent Support
Free or low-cost weekly parenting support groups to make new friends, learn about child development, and build community support.
Welcome Baby
Free parenting classes, workshops, and family essential supplies for families with children ages 0-8
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