Support Services

The Adolescent Family Life Program (AFLP) addresses the social, health, educational, and economic challenges of adolescent pregnancy by providing comprehensive case management services to expectant and parenting youth. AFLP supports expectant and parenting youth in building their strengths and skills and linking them with services and resources. AFLP promotes healthy pregnancies, positive birth outcomes, improved health, and increased knowledge and skills related to positive parenting. To get connected to services please call (858)336-3710, email aflp@jfssd.org or fill out our Referral Form to get started.

Referral Form

Black Infant Health helps pregnant and parenting African American women by providing life-planning activities that encourage them to make healthy life choices for themselves and their families to ensure that their baby is born healthy. You can enroll in Black Infant Health along with any of these other programs. For more information about Black Infant Health and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 619-266-7466.

CAPSLO’s Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 1-888-315-6741.

Easter Seals’ Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-743-1185.

Easter Seals’ Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-743-1185.

Episcopal Community Services’ Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 858-285-8843.

First 5 First Steps (First Steps) provides San Diego parents and parents-to-be a free family support specialist that will help them prepare for their new baby and support families in reaching their goals. For more information about First Steps and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 619-283-9624 ext. 395.

First 5 First Steps (First Steps) provides San Diego parents and parents-to-be a free family support specialist that will help them prepare for their new baby and support families in reaching their goals. For more information about First Steps and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-739-3261.

First 5 First Steps (First Steps) provides San Diego parents and parents-to-be a free family support specialist that will help them prepare for their new baby and support families in reaching their goals. For more information about First Steps and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-739-3261.

First 5 First Steps (First Steps) provides San Diego parents and parents-to-be a free family support specialist that will help them prepare for their new baby and support families in reaching their goals. For more information about First Steps and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 619-938-3239.

First 5 First Steps (First Steps) provides San Diego parents and parents-to-be a free family support specialist that will help them prepare for their new baby and support families in reaching their goals. For more information about First Steps and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 619-283-9624 ext. 395.

First 5 First Steps (First Steps) provides San Diego parents and parents-to-be a free family support specialist that will help them prepare for their new baby and support families in reaching their goals. For more information about First Steps and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 619-420-3620.

Healthy Start provides free prenatal & childbirth education, postpartum and breastfeeding support with a focus on Black parents throughout San Diego County, in languages including English, Spanish, Somali, Haitian Creole, and French.  Enrolled participants may access free midwifery and doula services as well as other resources. To refer clients, please use this online form, which is HIPAA compliant: http://bit.ly/HealthyStart

Contact Information:
5151 Murphy Canyon Dr. #320
San Diego, 92123
lbain@globalcoommunities.org

HFSDC gives pregnant women, who have been told their pregnancy is high risk, their very own free nurse who will offer support, health & parenting education, and assistance with any pregnancy-related medical concerns. We provide services to children up to 5 years old with medical needs. For more information and/or to refer yourself to the program, please refer to our brochure at Healthy Families San Diego County.

MAAC’s Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-471-4210.

MAAC’s Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-471-4210.

MAAC’s Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 760-471-4210.

NHA’s Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 858-285-8843.

NHA’s Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 858-285-8843.

Early Head Start offers support to pregnant and parenting families by hosting classes, support groups and home visits to help you feel ready and prepared for your new baby. For more information about the Early Head Start program available in your area and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 858-285-8843.

The New Parent Support Program offers home visits, parenting education classes and other supports to military personnel and their families. For more information about New Parent Support Program and/or to refer yourself to the program, please call 619-524-0805.

The Accessible Depression and Anxiety Peripartum Treatment (ADAPT) program is an outpatient mental health program serving pregnant and postpartum women and families throughout San Diego County. ADAPT provides accessible and timely integrative mental health treatment and peer support to address the impact of perinatal mood and anxiety-related challenges during and after pregnancy. Those eligible are pregnant or postpartum and/or a family member of someone pregnant or post-partum, meet criteria for perinatal mood and anxiety and/or are at risk of a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder, are underinsured, have Medi-Cal, and/or are eligible for Medi-Cal, reside in San Diego County and not currently enrolled with another mental health provider. To get connected to services, please call (619) 333- 4250 or email adaptreferrals@vistahill.org.