Homeless Prenatal Program

Support services for homeless and poor families of children under 18 years of age. Services include prenatal and child care programs, immigration control services, introductions of drug abuse treatment (ambulatory and hospitalization), introduction of domestic violence, technical courses, housing support, childcare support. Spanish and English support groups. The service does not require recommendation. Spanish, English

Pregnant women will help achieve a healthy birth rate and a stable family. We provide parenting programs approved by Human Services and Child Protection Services Division.

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Homeless prenatal program - B 2500 18 - chome, 94110 415 - 546 - 6756 415 - 546 - 6778 (fax) 9 am - 5 pm, Friday: 1 pm - 4 pm. HPP closes from 9 am to 1 pm on the first Friday and every Tuesday of the month.

HPP requires the new customer to provide the following documents (if any): All family members' adult photo ID will be applied to all family social security cards.

Homeless prenatal programs provide support services for homeless children and children in poor families of children under the age of 18. Services include prenatal and child rearing programs, immigration control services, referrals (outpatient and hospitalization) of drug abuse treatment, introduction of domestic violence, technical courses, housing support, and childcare support. Spanish and English support groups, services do not need to be recommended

The full time staff of San Francisco's Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) will work with some of the poorest families in New York City to encourage parents to break the homelessness and poverty cycle of themselves and their children. By providing guardian counseling, drug abuse rehabilitation, mental health counseling, immigration support, vocational training resources, domestic violence treatment and residential support, HPP will help parents and their children address the problems of daily living I will help you. My life and family welfare

We believe that homeless prenatal program (HPP) can cooperate with families, recognize their strengths, earn incentives for pregnancy and childbirth, and change their lives by breaking homelessness and poverty It is. Loop HPP cooperates with individuals, but also solves major problems of social change; HPP addresses the fight against racial discrimination, poverty, sexism, homosexuality, and various forms of oppression. Some of our services include housing support, prenatal and child rearing education programs, guidance on pregnancy and childbirth and how to raise healthy children, incumbent salary internship, community technology center, ESL program, parents and children Providing mental health services, services, domestic violence prevention services, and immigration control services