National Safe Haven Alliance (NSHA)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Richmond, VA).
(888) 510-2229 · more numbers below
National Safe Haven Alliance is a national nonprofit that helps pregnant women and new mothers who are in crisis. You can call or text their free hotline any time, day or night, to talk about three choices: getting help to keep your baby, adoption, or safely giving up a newborn under Safe Haven laws. They can also send baby supplies like diapers and clothes and connect you with help near you.
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What they offer 14
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24/7 Crisis HotlineService
Call or text any time to talk with nurses, social workers, and pregnancy support experts about parenting help, adoption, or Safe Haven surrender.
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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.
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Adoption Referral SupportService
NSHA can connect parents with approved adoption agencies and adoption specialists.
- 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
Gives short-term, in-kind help such as diapers, wipes, bottles, baby clothes, and items for new mothers, depending on donations, and connects mothers to local resources.
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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.
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Parenting Resource NavigationService
Hotline staff help parents find local resources such as WIC, prenatal care, diapers, baby items, parenting programs, and pregnancy resource centers.
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