National Safe Haven Alliance (NSHA)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Glendale, AZ).
(888) 510-2229 · more numbers below
National Safe Haven Alliance is a national nonprofit that helps parents in a crisis around a birth. Its hotline staff talk with you about four choices: parenting, short-term placement, adoption, or Safe Haven surrender. They also help you find local help and your state's Safe Haven locations.
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What they offer 14
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24/7 Crisis HotlineService
A phone and text line for parents in crisis. Staff talk through your choices and connect you with help.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 26
24/7 Safe Haven Crisis HotlineService
Parents can call or text anytime for help making a safe plan after birth or before delivery.
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Adopt A Safe HavenProgram
Supporters can sponsor Safe Haven locations, signage, or the crisis hotline to raise awareness.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Adoption Referral SupportService
NSHA connects you with an approved adoption agency anywhere in the country and an adoption specialist who can answer questions. NSHA does not place babies for adoption itself.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Baby Love BagsProgram
A program listed on the organization's website; details were not available on the pages reviewed.
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Keeping Mothers and Infants Together Fund (KMITF)Service
A program that supports mothers who are unsure about parenting so they can keep their baby. One story on the site tells of a mother who chose to parent after this help.
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NSHA ConsultingProgram
NSHA provides Safe Haven technical assistance, policy help, training, education, and 24/7 hotline support options for agencies and providers.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Parenting Resource NavigationService
Helpline staff connect you with local help for parenting, such as WIC, prenatal care, and diaper and baby item sources.
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