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help for single pregnant mothers

Richael started this conversation
Feb 21, 2007

Hi,

 My name is Richael.  I have a 4 year old and I am 9 months pregnant looking for help to get baby items.  I have nothing.  I need a crib, mattress, baby seat, stroller, clothes. etc.  Can you please help me,  or recommend a company that will help me recieve these items for free.  I am currently on welfare, recieving help from the state.  I have NO money.  Please help!  Thank you.

                                                                                        Richael

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nadia4211
Apr 13, 2012
 in response to schoolingmom...   hi my name is angelita cross. I am 24 weeks pregnant with my second daughter. the guy i am pregnant from was deported back to mexico. as of ryte now I am homeless and in need of diapers, formula, clothing, strollets, changing tables, etc. if you can help me i would so so appreciate it.
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808Hawaii
Feb 19, 2012
 in response to minno...   Go check with your local churches they have a lot of church members that are often ready to help someone who is in need of all you have mentioned. Items are easier to obtain from them as far as cash that is a little to much to ask for from people that give from their heart. Today is rough for a high percentage of people. Plus your friend needs to take responsibility for her actions also. Four children and no money? Birth Control should be the first thing your friend should enroll her self into. She needs to do something and why not start there? Children that have to grow up in that environment is uncalled for. To get back on track see your local churches and asked them if they have any items available for your friend and if not would they have any source you could follow up with to find her help. You didn't mention where you are they have many organizations that help in dire needs. Thrift Shops are good places to get second hand clothes that look like new for kids. Most of all I just hope the kids are well, this is a very sad start of abuse with out even knowing what it is doing in the minds of children.
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minno
Feb 5, 2012
I have a friend that is very dear to me and is in dire need of clothes, and diapers, she has three kids now and is in weeks of delivering her fourth, her boyfriend is gone and she has no money. is there any suggestions. i would love to go buy her everything she needs, but i don't have the fund to do so. please help me to help her, no mother should have to go through this alone. she is on welfare but still not enough.
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sno-flake
Nov 25, 2011
I am a single mother of 3 kids and am 6months pregnant and in any got money dot recipe welfare n i need help on getting free baby items a crib diapers n clothes
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babydue
May 16, 2011
 in response to Jaja Organization, Inc....   Please help ME!!!!
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schoolingmom
Apr 21, 2010

Have you tried some voucher programs? Usually people on welfare can apply for a voucher to take to the local thrift stores to get the baby things they need, I know the WIC here gives those out to people who qualify. Also, sometimes local churches will help in emergency matters which your situation seems to be. Good luck.

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Jaja Organization, Inc.
Feb 17, 2010

If you or someone you know are a pregnant or a single mother

with minor children in need of free food, clothing, furniture, or

other items for baby, please go to

http://jajainc.org/pregnancy-assistance.html and submit your request!

 

We will mail these items to your home, free of charge!

 

If you need more information, please email info@jajainc.org.

 

Wishing you nothing but the best!

 

~ JaJa Organization, Inc.
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Rosie327
Nov 8, 2009

Getting items free: http://how-to-get-stuff-for-free-or-close-to-free.app-rosie327-1.aidpage.com/

Hope that gives you some ideas!  Best wishes, Rosie

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B5
Nov 7, 2009

Try churches and Planned Parenthood, also WIC. Sometimes these places offer programs where you can get free items for your children and your home if need be and in some cases you may be required to watch some videos on child care I think but from what I hear it's well worth it. You can also try putting an ad in the paper or if you have any friends or even people you know of through family or friends who may of had a baby and see if they can help. Most people get a lot of stuff with their first baby and can't wait to pass it on! Try yard/garage sales.

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