National Safe Haven Alliance/NSHA
3094 Mercer University Dr., Atlanta, 30341
(888) 510-2229 · more numbers below
National Safe Haven Alliance is a national nonprofit that works to prevent babies from being unsafely abandoned. Its 24/7 crisis hotline helps parents look at their choices: parenting, a temporary placement, adoption, or a Safe Haven drop-off. The pages list a mailing address in Arizona, not in Atlanta.
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What they offer 7
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
24/7 Crisis HotlineService
A call or text line open at all hours for parents who need help with a newborn or a pregnancy. Staff explain your choices and the Safe Haven law in your state.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Adoption Agency ConnectionService
NSHA connects parents with an approved adoption agency in their state, or anywhere in the country, and can talk through the adoption plans available. NSHA does not place babies itself.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 24
Counseling ServicesService
Professional caseworkers and counselors support birth parents, adoptive and foster families, and children throughout the placement process.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Parenting Resource ReferralsService
Helpline staff connect parents who want to keep their baby with local help such as WIC, prenatal care, and pregnancy centers for diapers and baby items.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Safe Haven Location HelpService
Hotline staff can tell you where a baby can be safely surrendered under your state's Safe Haven law and walk you through the steps. The website also lists each state's law, including Georgia.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Safe Haven Provider TrainingProgram
A free 20-minute training for organizations that are designated Safe Haven providers. It covers the law, how to accept a surrendered baby, and how to use the crisis team.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Temporary Placement HelpService
For parents who need time to make a safe plan. A baby or child can stay short-term with a family member or an agency. The team can point you to options, including the Safe Families Program.
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