Birthright offers free, non-judgmental, confidential help to pregnant women and families who are struggling due to personal and/or financial difficulties. Birthright is dedicated to helping the pregnant woman through tangible, positive and loving support. We will be happy to advise you of Birthright Agencies in your community.
For a list of locations, please click here.
Services: Counseling for assistance with pre-natal care, job search/career development, housing, and childcare options
Hours/Phone: 24 Hour Help Line 1-800-550-4900
Cleveland Office
Phone: 216-486-2800
Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 10:00am-1:00pm; Wednesday 12:00pm-3:00pm
Address: 960 East 185th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44119
Chardon Office - Geauga County
Phone: 440-286-9711
Address: 209 Center Street, Unit A, Chardon, Ohio
Elyria Office - Lorain County
Phone: 440-324-9566
Address: 2136 N. Ridge Road, Elyria, Ohio
Lakewood Office
Phone: 216-228-5998
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10:00am-1:00pm, 3rd Saturday of the Month 10:00am-1:00pm
Address: 14701 Detroit Avenue, Suite 370, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
Birthright of Medina - Six Twenty Corporation
620 East Smith Road E-5A, Medina, Ohio 44256
Mentor Office - Lake County
Phone: 440-975-9055
Address: 3237 Industrial Park Blvd., Mentor, Ohio
Parma Heights Office
Phone: 216-661-6400
Hours: Monday-Wednesday: 10:00am-1:00pm; Friday: 11:00am-2:00pm
Address: 5851 Pearl Road, #202, Parma Heights, Ohio 44130
Remember in this sacrifice of Your own and only Child,
all children everywhere throughout the world,
and grant that, like Your Son, as they increase in years,
they may grow in grace and wisdom before You,
and in the sight of all,
for the improvement and saving of the world.
Jesus, the friend of little children,
bless the little children of the world.
The National Christ Child Society, through its chapters, is dedicated to serving children in need of resources, regardless of race or creed.
Founded by Mary Virginia Merrick, known today as a pioneer in American Catholic social reform, the National Christ Child Society makes a difference in the lives of the young. Each of our chapters’ programs is tailored to the needs of their community. Although many Christ Child chapters serve children in the same ways, the local organizations lead the way, and their members set the tone for how to accomplish their goals.
Christ Child Society of the Western Reserve
Phone:440-350-9836
Address: 9324 Mentor Avenue Unit 1
Mentor, Ohio 44060
A Christian based service organization dedicated to children’s welfare, the CCSWR provides clothing apparel, shoes, and accessories to the children and families that are referred to the committee from various Lake County, OH agencies and parishes. It also provides bedroom essentials to children from Project Hope and kitchen essentials to teens moving forward from Emma Caley Receiving Home. Newborn baby items are also assembled and distributed to Birthright and other family agencies and hospitals. Included in each Layette package are a hand crocheted or knitted blanket, onesies (or other layette apparel), and a book. Infant Bereavement layettes are also provided.
Christ Child Society of Cleveland
216-939-3859
7901 Detroit Avenue, Suite 300
Cleveland, Ohio 44102
Chapters located in Geauga County and Akron as well.
Our Lady of the Lake Parish Baby Corner
Phone: 216-658-5461
Address: 19951 Lake Shore Blvd.
Euclid, OH 44119
Provides gently used clothing for children, up to size 3T. We also provide small quantities of diapers and wipes. Additional items may be available such as car seats, strollers, baby chairs, bottles, bibs, pack-n-plays, books, toys, blankets, and other supplies for babies and toddlers. Additional items may be available such as car seats, strollers, baby chairs, bottles, bibs, pack-n-plays, books, toys, blankets, and other supplies for babies and toddlers.
All families are eligible, regardless of income or address. Baby Corner will provide diapers and clothing quarterly to children under one year old and twice a year to children two to three years of age. Other items will be provided on an as-needed basis.
Child & Youth Protection
Our promise to protect, our pledge to heal.
To report an abuse, please contact local law enforcement and:
Kathleen McComb, Victim Assistance Coordinator
Response Services – 216-334-2999
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