Motherhood Beyond Bars
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(678) 404-1397
Motherhood Beyond Bars helps babies born to mothers in Georgia prisons, and the relatives or friends who care for them. They give baby supplies, monthly diapers and support, and they help mothers plan to come home and be with their children again.
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Caregiver Support NetworkService
This program gives supplies to families caring for a child while the child’s mother is in jail or prison. It is for caregiver families, including those caring for teens and children.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Family Resource ReferralsService
A page of free crisis and support phone and text lines, plus a Georgia map of programs for recovery, treatment, pregnancy and parenting, food, housing and re-entry. The map says to call a program before you go.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Holistic Family Support / Infant and Caregiver SupportProgram
Helps relatives and friends who take in a baby when the baby's mother is in prison. They get a needs check, a Begin Box of newborn items, monthly diapers and help finding other resources.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Reentry and ReunificationProgram
Helps mothers in prison and their families get ready to be together again after release. This includes help paying for calls, video visits and emails, parenting education, counseling, documents, a work plan and a safe place to live.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Research and AdvocacyProgram
Partners with Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health to study how incarceration affects infants, mothers, and caregivers and uses the findings to improve programs and advocate for policy changes.
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