Financial resource center
Financial help for pregnant women in Florida.
Pregnancy can feel overwhelming, especially when it's unplanned or money is tight. We can help with rent, food, and medical care, and help you apply for programs like Medicaid, WIC, and Healthy Start, at no cost and with no pressure.
Do I have to choose adoption to get help?
No. You can get support while you explore your options, with no obligation.
What can it cover?
Rent, utilities, groceries, rides to appointments, maternity clothes, and your phone bill, through six weeks after birth.
How we help
Help paying for life while you're pregnant.
Under Florida law, the adoptive family can cover reasonable living expenses through your pregnancy and six weeks postpartum.
Programs you may qualify for
Florida and federal programs for pregnant women.
WIC, Medicaid, and cash assistance can help right away. Home-visit programs support you longer term.
Cash support for pregnant women in their third trimester to help with rent, utilities, and household costs.
Visit official siteMonthly benefits for groceries and household necessities.
Visit official siteHealthy foods, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support for pregnant and postpartum women and children up to age five.
Visit official siteFree prenatal and postnatal support through home visits, childbirth education, and referrals to providers.
Visit official siteCovers most prenatal, labor, and postpartum care for eligible mothers. Apply through ACCESS Florida.
Visit official siteState-funded maternal and child health services, including support for children with special needs.
Visit official siteMedical, mental health, nutrition, and education services for pregnant women and families with young children, often through home visits.
Visit official siteNurses visit first-time moms at home to support a healthy pregnancy and a strong start.
Visit official siteShelter, mentoring, financial literacy, and childcare for families facing homelessness, including pregnant women.
Visit official siteSupplemental Security Income may help in some circumstances, alongside Medicaid.
Visit official siteQuestions
Money questions, straight answers.
Don't see yours? Text it to us, any hour.
Do I have to choose adoption to get help?
No. You can get support while you explore your options, with no obligation. Florida law lets you change your mind until consent is signed, at least 48 hours after birth.
Does any of this cost me anything?
No. Our services are free to you, and expectant mothers never pay out of pocket.
What can financial help cover?
Housing, utilities, groceries, transportation, phone bills, maternity clothes, and medical bills, through your pregnancy and up to six weeks after birth.
Do you help outside Tampa Bay?
Yes. We support expectant mothers across Florida, in person or remotely.