PROGRAMS & COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Trained volunteers who've lived through perinatal struggles themselves offer individualized support to mothers and their support teams — modeling recovery, teaching coping skills, and staying available by email, phone, text, chat, or in person.

The first diaper bank in Marin County, providing diapers, wipes, and other baby essentials to low-income families each month — because no parent should have to choose between diapers and food.

A weekly online drop-in group led by trained peers, focused on emotional and social support, practical help, and education. New members are always welcome — no need to sign up in advance.

Reach Out, Stay Strong, Essentials for mothers of newborns: four 90-minute prenatal sessions teaching pregnant women to recognize depression's warning signs and build a network of support. It's the only evidence-based PPD prevention program shown to cut risk in low-income mothers by half.

Call or text and a trained peer will listen, offer emotional support, and connect you with local, high-quality treatment providers when that's needed.

Helps expecting parents understand their options through birth and early postpartum care, with a birth-preferences template and unbiased, evidence-based discussion of pain management and common procedures.