Pregnancy Resources Pennsylvania
Client Reviews
ACFB was not our first adoptive agency we have explored, but it was the right place for us. They genuinely care about everyone involved in the adoption process, including the birth mothers. They were honest, helpful and supportive. We will forever be grateful, that thanks to ACFB our family is complete.
My daughter was able to place her baby with a lovely couple this week. Thank you, Linda Fiore, for making this all so professional and comfortable as we made the decision that is right for everyone. Thank you to Mary for guiding my daughter so lovingly. God's blessings for the adoptive parents who opened their arms to our whole family. Thank you to all who made this happen! God Bless you!
The best part of working with ACFB is the education you receive before you make any decisions or invest in anything, they want to know your story - the trauma or sadness that you have been through before you start your adoption journey. ACFB creates a successful environment for adoptive parents to create successful families.

Pennsylvania ADOPTION AND PREGNANCY RESOURCES
Adoption Center for Family Building staff will make referrals to local resources and provide transportation to clinics and hospitals. If you are interested in learning more about open adoption, please call 800-869-1005 or text Linda at 773-919-5702.
Women Infant & Children (WIC)
1-800-WIC-WINS
Offices throughout the state provide milk, cheese, other dairy products and diapers for low-income pregnant women and children.
Heating Assistance Program
1-800-857-7095
The Low Income Energy Assistance Program helps families living on low incomes pay their heating bills in the form of a cash grant. Households in immediate danger of being without heat can also qualify for crisis grants.
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence, www.pcadv.org
1-800-932-4632
Among the services provided to domestic violence victims are: crisis intervention; counseling; accompaniment to police, medical, and court facilities; and temporary emergency shelter for victims and their dependent children. Prevention and educational programs are provided to lessen the risk of domestic violence in the community at large.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, www.dhs.pa.gov
Connect individuals and families in need of resources, including food assistance, Medicaid, and cash assistance programs.
Philadelphia Homelessness Prevention Hotline, www.philadelphiaofficeofhomelessservices.org
215-686-7177
Housing assistance services for individuals and families in the Philadelphia area.
National Domestic Violence Hotline, www.thehotline.org
1-800-799-7233
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
800-273-8255
On Your Feet Foundation, www.onyourfeetfoundation.org
847-433-7820
Provides support to birthparents following an adoptive placement.” Focuses on helping their clients build a better life by giving them the tools they need through case management and coaching, monetary grants and through the creation of a community of other birthparents.
Planned Parenthood of Pennsylvania, www.plannedparenthood.org
1-800-230-7526
Provides comprehensive reproductive health care and referrals.
YWCA Rape Crisis Hotline and Counseling Services, www.ycwa.org
Operating 24-hour support for survivors of sexual assault and their significant others.
Call 215-95307793 in Bucks County Area
Call 717-234-7931 in Greater Harrisburg Area
Call 412-391-5100 in Greater Pittsburgh Area
For information about your adoption options and pregnancy resources, please contact us: http://www.centerforfamily.com/contact-us/