Our Partners

The Center for Healthy Families’ Health Family Connections (HFC) Program strengthens maternal and infant health outcomes by providing intensive, family-centered care coordination, education, and resource access.

Dads2B is an evidence-informed initiative equipping fathers to play an active role during the perinatal period. Programming is tailored to diverse families' cultural, social, and emotional needs. Sessions cover prenatal and postpartum care, childbirth education, infant care, safe sleep, breastfeeding, birth spacing, smoking cessation, and co-parenting to build confidence, improve communication, and strengthen family stability.

Heart of Ohio Family Health Centers’ (HOFH) mission is to provide high-quality, holistic, and compassionate care to meet the healthcare needs of everyone.

Legal Aid of Southeast and Central Ohio (LASCO) provides free civil legal aid, addressing essential human needs that promote family stability, personal safety, and economic security.

Lower Lights Christian Health Center (LLCHC) offers obstetric care that focuses on whole-person services, including medical care, behavioral health, social work, nutrition support, on-site partnership with a local food pantry, and referrals to other community-based support.

mOBiNurses' Maternal Health Workforce and Healing Innovation Hub builds on the "A Doula for All" initiative to train and expand the doula workforce and promote maternal mental well-being, improving birth outcomes for Franklin County families.

The Moms2B program is a community-based prenatal/postpartum educational program designed to improve birth outcomes and reduce infant mortality among high-risk populations in Columbus. The program provides comprehensive support to pregnant and postpartum mothers and families through weekly sessions that combine education, social connection, and access to medical and community resources.

The Mothers Cove is designed to promote the health and wellness of mothers in terms of physical, emotional, mental, and financial well-being.

Nationwide Children’s Hospital is one of the nation’s largest pediatric health care networks, providing wellness, preventive, diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitative care for infants, children, adolescents, and adults with congenital conditions. Our funding supports Nationwide Children’s participation in the Sexual Health Education Partnership (SHEP), expanding access to trusted, age-appropriate sexual health education for young people across central Ohio.

OhioHealth’s Wellness on Wheels (WOW) Women’s Health Program is a nationally recognized mobile healthcare initiative dedicated to improving maternal and infant health outcomes in underserved communities across Columbus and Franklin County.

Physicians CareConnection (PCC) is a Central Ohio healthcare leader that unites physicians, healthcare professionals, and community partners to serve vulnerable individuals and families. PCC integrates clinical care with social and behavioral supports addressing housing, food security, employment, transportation, behavioral health, substance use recovery, and family planning.

Planned Parenthood delivers comprehensive reproductive health care and sexual health education to Ohioans of all backgrounds. Our funding supports two key initiatives: the Summer Youth Workforce & Career Development Program and the Sexual Health Education Partnership (SHEP), expanding access to education, job readiness, and trusted sexual health information for young people across Ohio.

The POEM Rise Program, part of Mental Health America of Ohio, is a peer-based initiative created by and for Black mothers. It provides trauma-informed perinatal mental health support that connects mothers to care, improves maternal functioning, and addresses healthcare disparities.

PrimaryOne Health (P1H) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing dental, medical, behavioral health, vision care, and supportive services to Franklin County residents. In addition to comprehensive prenatal and maternal health services, they offer social services through their Women's Health Program, including Centering Pregnancy and the Women's Community Health Worker Team.

Project Milk Mission is a 501(c)(3) offering evidence-based, culturally inclusive breastfeeding education and peer support to Franklin County women who are pregnant or have infants up to 12 months old. The program creates a welcoming space for mothers to learn, share experiences, and build breastfeeding confidence.

Restoring Our Own Through Transformation (ROOTT) is a Black-led, community-based healthcare organization in Columbus, OH. They provide full-spectrum perinatal support, from prenatal to postpartum - with a focus on maternal and infant health, equity, and culturally rooted care.

St. Dominic Catholic Church is a predominantly African American Catholic Church serving those in need. Services include providing pregnant individuals and parents of infants under 12 months with support including nutrition, healthcare, substance use recovery, education, mental health services, and infant care materials.

YCARES provides holistic, culturally responsive care that promotes physical wellness, emotional stability, and long-term family resilience. Services include but are not limited to mental health support and resources, financial literacy, job readiness, healthy pregnancy outcomes, healthy birth outcomes, infant vitality, workforce development, intentional support for families at the Van Buren Shelter, respite care and drop-in childcare.