“Beverly’s helped me get connected to so many resource providers in such an authentic, meaningful way. Their partners are diverse, and I felt like they listened to me in such a non-judgmental way.”

As a parent or caregiver of a new baby, you may be experiencing many emotions, such as joy, anxiety, relief, loneliness, excitement, sadness, and more. You are not alone! We want to help you connect with support.

If you are experiencing a maternal mental health crisis, you can talk to someone right now.

Maternal Mental Health Hotline

Provider Partners

This is an ever-growing list of provider partners, throughout the region, who can provide assistance.

“I didn’t know there were so many great resources available to me and my children. Attending Beverly’s events helped me get connected and not feel so alone.”
Perinatal/Maternal Behavioral Health
Community Care Behavioral Health >AHN Women’s Behavioral Health >Alexis Joy Dachille Center for Perinatal Mental Health >Healthy Start Inc. >MAYA Organization >UPMC Behavioral Health Services for Women >Crisis Lifeline >
Basic Material Needs
Columbia Gas of PA – Customer Assistance Programs >Fair Housing Law Center >Westmoreland Food Bank >Western PA Diaper Bank >The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank > 211 >Genesis >
Pregnancy/Birth Support
Wombly >AHN Pregnancy & Newborn Services > AHN Perinatal Hope: A Pregnancy & Substance Use Disorder Program > AHN Refugee & Immigrant Support Doula Program >Healthy Start Inc. >UPMC Health Plan – Baby Steps Maternity Health Coaching >The Midwife Center >Adagio Health >Nuture PA >Alternatives. Yes. Pregnancy Support Center >MAYA Organization >
Childhood Development/Education
Early Learning Resource Center – Allegheny County > The Children’s Home and Lemieux Family Center > Westmoreland County Behavioral Health/Developmental Services (Early Intervention) >Westmoreland Intermediate Unit >Achieva Early Intervention >Westmoreland County Lead Safety Program >The Children’s Institute >Reading Ready Pittsburgh >
Intimate Partner Violence
Center for Victims >PARR >Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh >
Community/Family Supports
A Child’s Place – Healthy Parenting Program >Jeremiah’s Place – Crisis Nursery >Private Industry Council – Fatherhood Program >Carestar >Allegheny County Family Centers >Neighborhood Allies – Fund My Future >When She Thrives >

Hello Baby Is Here To Support Every Parent With A Newborn In Allegheny County

No two families are alike, so Hello Baby was created to offer various support to meet families’ individual needs and interests. All families in Allegheny County can use the website and call the United Way PA’s 2-1-1 Southwest warm line to get information and resources about breastfeeding, child development, parenting, and more.

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