Offers shelter and supportive services to homeless pregnant women and their children, operating four homes in New York and one in New Jersey. Residents receive aid in job hunting or pursuing educational objectives, along with provisions like food, clothing, and diapers. Training in nutrition, budgeting, and parenting is provided, and daycare is available for mothers attending work or school.

Provides shelter, support, and education to homeless pregnant women. The facility offers counseling, case management, career development, education, and life skills workshops.

Provides a temporary supportive housing program for pregnant women ages 18 years of age and older. Women can remain in the shelter for 6 months after giving birth. While in the program, mothers receive case management, parenting skills, and support with education and career related goals.

Provides housing with intensive case management to mothers or pregnant woman with assistance and with other housing option upon exiting.

Provide support for homeless and pregnant individuals, ages 13 to 20, and their children (up to age 5). Services include: mental health treatment; addressing early trauma with individual, family, and group therapy; early-relational health sessions; psychopharmacology; and art or music therapy.

Provides education, anonymous pregnancy testing, resources for shelter homes, clothes, help in prenatal care, job search, and referrals of resources for counseling.

Provides a transitional living program for pregnant women and/or women with 2 children (under the age of 2 years old) who are between the ages of 18-21 years old. During their stay, residents receive job seeking assistance, parenting skills training, and learn the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle for themselves and their children.