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P.O.W.E.R.S (Pregnancy Options Wisconsin: Education, Resources, & Support) updated 2/26/2025
Phone: (608) 512-1714 (24/7 call line)
About this resource: POWERS provides a variety of resources for pregnant people, including information on birthing and prenatal care services, doulas, abortion, miscarriage, and adoption services.
Who can use this resource? Anyone! Immigration status does not matter
Next Steps:
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Visit the website to learn more about the services that this organization offers.
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Call (608) 514-1714 to speak to a POWERS representative. The call line is available 24/7.
Public Health Madison and Dane County - Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Services updated 2/26/2025
Phone: (608) 690-0893
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm
Locations:
2230 S. Park St, Suite 2010, Madison, WI 53713
2705 E. Washington Ave, 2nd floor, Madison, WI 53704
About this resource: Public Health- Madison & Dane County offers free support for pregnant people living in Dane County. Services include birth control services, help with WIC enrolled, childcare options, breastfeeding and nursing care while pregnant and up to 2 years after birth.
Who can use this resource? Pregnant individuals may qualify if they are eligible for other programs such as WIC, FoodShare, Medicaid, or the W-2 program. You do not need to be a legal resident to use this resource.
Next Steps:
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Call (608) 690- 0893 to learn more about this program
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You can fill out this survey for staff to contact you: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7379650/Help-with-Pregnancy-Birth-Control-Options
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You can also ask about this program at your next WIC appointment
Babies and Beyond updated 2/26/2025
Phone: (608) 222-0008
Hours: Tuesdays 5-7pm, Thursdays 11am-1pm, and Saturdays 9am-12pm
Location: 1922 S Stoughton Rd, Madison, WI 53716 (NOTE: This is the new location for the donation center!)
About this resource: Babies and Beyond offers a host of services for expecting and new mothers throughout the Dane County community. Services include:
Sharing Center & Diaper Bank - Our sharing center and diaper bank offers free baby items a diapers for women and families with children of ages 0-4years old. All items are donated and our stock varies each week.
Baby Care Packages - We will deliver a "Welcome Baby" gift to parent and baby at the hospital or once returning home.
Safe Sleep Program- Our Safe Sleep program provides cribs, bassinets, and other safe sleep accommodations for families in need.
Classes and Resources- We offer free classes for baby basics and parenting skills, as well as other resources to encourage healthy and positive parenting.
Who can use this resource? Anyone! An ID to verify name is required.
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Next Steps:
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Show up at the next donating center time at the location listed above
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Call (608) 222-0008 for more information and to sign up for a baby care package
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Visit the site listed above for class schedules
Breastfeeding Hotlines- Meriter,St. Mary's, Public Health Madison updated 2/26/2025
Hours: 24/7
About this resource: UnityPoint Health -Meriter Hospital, SSM Health -St. Mary's Hospital, and Public Health-Madison and Dane Country provide free, confidential, 24/7 phone assistance for breastfeeding parents in times of need.
Additionally, Public Health Madison & Dane County offers free breastfeeding support including information on community resources, and answering questions about breastfeeding. Through individual consultation, breastfeeding counselors provide support and information, before and after delivery. The program ensures breastfeeding goes well from birth, get past any difficulties that may arise in the early weeks, and continue to give your baby breast milk while away for work or school.
Public Health Line (English): (608) 243- 0449
Public Health Line (Spanish): (608) 243-0380
Meriter Line: (608)-417-6547
St. Mary's Line: (608) 258-6474
Medical Students Supporting Expecting Parents (MSSEP) updated 2/26/2025
About this resource: MSSEP (formerly MOMS) provides support services and community education to pregnant people in Madison through the volunteer work of first- and second- year medical students. Students are matched with expecting parents and accompany them throughout their pregnancy journey, serving as emotional support while learning about the childbirth process from the patient perspective.
Who can use this resource? Anyone!
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If a patient expresses interest in this program, Navigators should email asjohnson33@wisc.edu to enroll the client into the program.
Nurse Family Partnership Program updated 3/5/2025
Phone: (608) 266- 4821
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm
Locations:
2230 S. Park St, Suite 2010, Madison, WI 53713
2705 E. Washington Ave, 2nd floor, Madison, WI 53704
About this resource: Through Public Health- Madison & Dane County, The Nurse Family Partnership Program provides support for getting healthcare, personalized support to set goals and reach them, information about pregnancy, breastfeeding, and parenting, and connection to other child and parent resources.
A nurse will work with you and your family until your baby is 2 years old.
Who can use this resource? Pregnant individuals may qualify if they are eligible for other programs such as WIC, FoodShare, Medicaid, or the W-2 program. You do not need to be a legal resident to use this resource. It does not have to be your first pregnancy!
Next Steps:
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Call (608) 266-4821 to learn more about this program
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You can fill out this survey in English( https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8121651/Pregnancy-Self-Referral-Form) or Spanish (https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/6530891/Formulario-de-Autorremisi-n-Perinatal)
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You can also ask about this program at your next WIC appointment
Welcome Baby & Beyond(RISE) updated 3/5/2025
Phone: (608) 250-6634
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Location:
2120 Fordem Ave
Madison, WI 53704
About this resource: Welcome Baby & Beyond is a home visiting program that offers education and support for parents with children ages 0-5 years old and aims to promote a safe, healthy, and positive environment to support families and children.
Who can use this resource? Parents/primary caregivers must live in Dane County (with proof of residence) and be either pregnant or have a child under the age of 5
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Please complete the Early Childhood Referral Form (https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=lw5G5ZU3OEmj9O09jvhwHnJWJ6j8y3dIj_XS0qGHcK5UNU9DSTVBTlk0TkZEN0NLQUlITldNVUpKOCQlQCN0PWcu&route=shorturl) or contact the main office at 608-250-6634.