Women’s Health- Prenatal, Maternal, and Infant Care
Maternal and Infant Care
1-888-565-7447
If you are on Medicaid, and are currently pregnant or have a baby under the age of 1, contact Harambee Care. This program offers care and services to provide the best for mom and baby. Through an experienced team they provide a plan of coordinated, personalized care for you and your baby. Their services include nutrition education, childbirth and parenting education, transportation to WIC and childbirth/parenting classes, coordinating health care, referrals to local services, and more!
313-846-6030
This is a free program through American Indian Health and Family Services that helps Native women, children, and caregivers live happy and healthy lives. Participants receive prenatal and infant home visits and pregnancy and parenting education (with an emphasis on traditional teachings). They also have access to childbirth and breastfeeding classes, playgroups and women’s groups, transportation, advocacy, and assistance obtaining needed baby items. The program is open to pregnant women, children 0-5, and caregivers who identify as Native American. No insurance or income requirement!
800-313-6141
Black Mothers Breastfeeding offers resources and programs such as Breastfeeding Club, Community-based Duola Program, and the Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Program.
833-637-2229
835 Mason Street, Suite B-310
Detroit, MI 48124
Nurse-Family Partnership is a free, voluntary program that partners first-time parents with nurse home visitors. When you enroll in the program, a specially trained nurse will visit you throughout your pregnancy and until your baby turns two years old.
313.961.BABY(2229)
1000 Mack Avenue (Third Floor)
Detroit, MI 48201
They have a resource line where you can ask questions and get advice and resources regarding your baby or family. They also offer a SisterFriends and Fatherhood program.
734-728-3400
30000 Hiveley
Inkster, MI 48141
Starfish Family Services is a private, nonprofit agency serving vulnerable children and families in metropolitan Detroit. Starfish is a leading provider of early childhood development and parenting programs, children’s mental health services, after school programs, and an emergency shelter for teens and youth in crisis.
Early Learning Communities (United Way SE Michigan)
ACCESS: 313-842-6762
Leaps and Bounds: 586-759-3895
3011 W. Grand Boulevard, Suite 500
Detroit, MI 48202
65 ELC locations throughout Greater Detroit that help provide children with literacy tools such as access to books, toys, and parenting resources.
Children’s Hospital of Michigan Injury Prevention Online Workshop
313-745-5437
The Injury Prevention Online Workshop, a class for expectant mothers, families, and caregivers, was designed to educate in order to reduce risks and cultivate a safe environment for newborn infants and children.
Topics include:
• Child Passenger Safety
• Safe Sleep
• Animal Safety
• Gun Safety
• Fire and Burn Safety
Prenatal Support
Hutzel (Women’s Care) Hospital
313-745-7555
Hospital that offers prenatal advice, long term birth control, advanced care for newborns, and other women’s health services.
313-386-4005
1760 Fort St.
Lincoln Park Michigan
Near Southfield and Fort Street
Offers free pregnancy tests, confidential individual counseling, and some marital assistance.
313-277-5637
24275 Ann Arbor Trail
Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
The Lennon Crisis Pregnancy Center offers non-judgmental counseling, material assistance, and education before, during and after pregnancy.
These programs and services are provided FREE of charge to all pregnant women regardless of their enrollment in our program:
- Urine Pregnancy Testing
- Verification of Pregnancy for Medicaid
- Confidential Counseling
- Adoption Resources
- Post-Abortive Support Groups
- Housing Referral Support Services
- Social Services Referrals (Medicaid, W.I.C., FIA programs, Work First, etc.)
The Zeta Stork’s Nest Foundation of Detroit
313-863-6378
6330 Pembroke Avenue, Detroit, MI 48221 (Inside of New Prospect Church)
- Provides prenatal education and incentives to low income pregnant women.
- Motivates women to get early, regular prenatal care through earned incentives.
- Educates women on self-care during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
