Pregnant Moms
Resources for moms… and dads too!
Biological parents, foster parents, grandparents, and guardians
can also receive help from these agencies.
It takes a village to raise a child.
Easterseals
Easterseals Blake Foundation (EBF)
has a program called
Maternal Early Childhood Sustained Home-visiting (MECSH)
Location:
With the MECSH program, a nurse visits your home
(in Globe-Miami) and supports you and your family
as your baby grows and develops.Cost: Free
Deadline to Enroll
Mothers can enroll in the program as early as 8 weeks pregnant
“We like mothers to enroll while they are pregnant.”Mothers/ caregivers must enroll in the program
within 2 months from the day your baby comes home from the hospital.Until age 3:
Visits can continue until your child turns 3 years old.Income:
There are NO income guidelines.
You can earn $1,000 per year or $100,000 per year.
No matter what your income,
EBF will gladly welcome you into their program.
For more information on Easterseals Blake Foundation, click here
Updated: May 2026
Child & Family Resources
The name of this agency is Child & Family Resources (C&FR).
Location:
This agency has employees who live and work in the Globe-Miami area.Cost: Free
Deadline to Enroll:
Mother (or caregiver) must enroll in C&FR
while mother is pregnant OR
before the baby turns 3 months oldUntil age 5:
After your child is enrolled, C&FR can work with the family
until your child turns 5 years old.Income:
There are NO income guidelines.
You can earn $1,000 per year or $100,000 per year.
No matter what your income,
C&FR will gladly welcome you into their program.
For more information on C&FR, click here
Pinal Gila Community
Child Services (PGCCS)
The name of this agency is
Pinal Gila Community Child Services (PGCCS).
Location:
PGCCS has an office in Miami, next to Bullion Plaz
An employees from PGCCS will visit your home
(in Globe-Miami) and supports you and your family
as your baby grows and develops.Cost: Free
Income:
Parents/ Caregivers who receive SNAP/ WIC benefits
may enroll with PGCCS. Other families are also be eligible
to enroll. For more information, visit their website.Deadline to Enroll
“It’s never too late to enroll.”
Since a child’s development begins before birth,
pregnant women can enroll with PGCCS
while they are still pregnant.
Mothers, fathers, grandparents, or caregivers
can enroll with PGCCS
from the time the child is born,
until the child turns 5 years 11 months oldParents and caregivers my apply year-round.
PGCCS has open enrollment all year long.”Updated: Aug 2026
Until age 5 years 11 months:
Services can continue until your child turns 3 years old.
For more information on PGCCS, click here
Updated: May 2026
AZYP
Arizona Youth Partnership (AZYP) has an office in the Globe-Miami area.
For more information, click here
Mental Health Helplines
National Maternal
Mental Health Hotline
Free, confidential, 24/7 mental health support for
moms, dads, and their families
before, during, and after pregnancy.
The hotline is run/ managed by
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
Call or Text: (833) TLC-MAMA
that’s (833) 852-6262 for English o Español
Website: mchb.HRSA.gov or mchb.HRSA.gov
If the above information changes, please use the form
at the bottom of this page to send a message to Lisa.
Updated: Sept 2026
PSI HelpLine
The Postpartum Support International (PSI) HelpLine
is a toll-free telephone number anyone can call
to get basic information, support, and resources.
Call (800) 944-4773 for English or Spanish
Text “Help” to 800-944-4773 for English
Text (971) 203-7773 para Español
Website: Postpartum.net
If the above information changes, please use the form
at the bottom of this page to send a message to Lisa.
Updated: Sept 2026
Arizona Perinatal
Psychiatry Access Line”
Note: Perinatal refers to the period of time
from the 29th week of pregnancy
to when the mother gives birth
to 1 to 4 weeks after birth. source
The Arizona Perinatal Psychiatry Access Line (APAL)
is the free statewide perinatal psychiatry access line.
We assist clinicians (medical professionals)
in caring for their pregnant and postpartum patients
with mental health and substance use disorders.
Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phone: (888) 290-1336
Website: APAL.arizona.edu or APAL.arizona.edu
If the above information changes, please use the form
at the bottom of this page to send a message to Lisa.
Updated: Sept 2026
Arizona Warmline
Phone: (888) 434-MOMS (6667)
This number is no longer in service. Lisa called this number
and heard an automated message,
“Are you looking for affordable TV or internet…?”
Updated: Sept 2026
OBGYNs
For a list of OBGYNS in (or near) Globe-Miami,
CLICK ON THE + SIGN to the right of the hospital.
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Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center
( most locals call it ‘the hospital’ )
has 3 OBGYNs:Dr. Giali (a lady)
Dr Bowers (a gentleman)
Dr. Krell (a gentleman)
Website: CvRmc.org
If the above information changes, please use the form
at the bottom of this page to send a message to Lisa.Updated: April 2026
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San Carlos Apache Healthcare has OBGYNs.
Website: SCAhealth.org
Note from Lisa: Last time I called, an employee from SC hospital told me - anyone can go to the SC hospital emergency room. A person must be a member of the San Carlos tribe (or another Native American tribe) to receive medical treatment in departments other than the E.R.
Updated: May 2026
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Mount Graham Regional Medical Center serves the Pima-Thatcher-Safford area. Mount Graham RMC has OBGYNs.
Website: MtGraham.org
Updated: May 2026
More Resources
For more resources in Globe-Miami,
CLICK ON THE + SIGN.
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For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which give help and support to parents and families
with a child age birth to 5 years old, click here -
For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which give help and support
to mothers who have questions
about how to breastfeed their babies, click here -
For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which give free car seats to their participants, click here -
For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which provide child care (or daycare)
for children ages 6 years and older, click here -
For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which help children and families, click here -
For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which give free diapers (and baby wipes) to participants, click here -
First Things First (FTF) is the name of an agency.
FTF has an office in the Globe-Miami area.
For more information, click here -
Being an adult is hard. Being a parent is even harder.
Wouldn’t it be nice to learn some tips and tricks to make it easier?For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which offer parenting classes and parenting support groups, click here -
For a list of agencies in the Globe-Miami area
which provide preschool/ child care (or daycare)
for children ages birth to age 5 years, click here -
For Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) has an office
in the Globe-Miami area. For more information, click here