For Moms & Expecting Mothers

You are not alone. You are not a bad mom. And help is here.

If you are pregnant or have recently given birth and are worried about your baby, reaching out for support is an act of love, not failure.

At Jacob’s Hope, we treat moms with compassion, dignity, and respect. There is no judgment here, only people who want to support you and help your baby thrive.

Who We Support

Jacob’s Hope supports expectant and new moms, caregivers, family members, and the entire family system. We walk alongside you during pregnancy, after delivery, and beyond, helping you navigate care, resources, and next steps, without shame.

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Expectant and New Moms

We provide comprehensive support
throughout your pregnancy journey and after your baby is born, ensuring you have the resources and care you need.

Caregivers and Family Members

Family support is vital. We welcome grandparents, partners, and other caregivers who are helping to care for the baby and support the mother.

The Entire Family System

Healing works best when families are supported together. We provide resources and care that strengthen the entire family unit.

What Support Looks Like at Jacob’s Hope

Our Family Support Program is built to care for both baby and mom, because healing works best when families are supported together.

Hope Notes Course for Expectant Parents

Encouragement, Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) education, and reassurance during pregnancy

Parenting Classes

Practical tools and confidence-building support

Referrals & Partnerships

Connection to housing support, medically assisted treatment (MAT), recovery programs, obstetric care, and other resources

Room-In Suite for Parents or Caregivers

Stay with to your baby while at Jacob’s Hope

Eat, Sleep, and Console Care Model

Gentle, nurturing care focused on comfort and bonding

Help with DCS Case Plans

Guidance and support with DCS case plans, advocating for your rights

A Nonjudgmental Environment

Always. No exceptions.

Comprehensive Case Management

Legal support, care coordination, help finding housing, enrolling in WIC, help with food insecurities, maternity clothes, infant care items, connection to a peer support, and transportation

Good News: You can live anywhere in AZ and get support. Your baby can transfer from nearly anywhere. AHCCCS is accepted, and scholarships or grant funding are available for uninsured or underinsured families.

Our Promise to Moms

At Jacob’s Hope, we promise:

  • We do not view addiction as a moral failure
  • By supporting mothers, we help restore families
  • You will be treated as a person first, not a problem.
  • Compassion, not criticism, is our motivation
  • Every mom deserves respect, dignity, and hope

Common Fears — Answered Honestly

We understand you may have questions and concerns. Here are honest answers to help you feel informed.

Will I get in trouble for asking for help?

No. Asking for support shows care and responsibility.

Will DCS automatically take my baby?

No, not necessarily, and it’s not automatic. Every situation is different, but Jacob’s Hope is there to support and advocate for you. We help you understand your rights, the process, and possible outcomes so you feel informed and empowered. Babies are usually discharged to their family when Mom was actively engaged with our prenatal program!

Will my baby be born addicted?

Babies are not born addicted. Some babies experience withdrawal, which is a medical condition that can be treated with proper care and support. They are not addicted.

Will my baby definitely go through withdrawal?

Not always. Every pregnancy and baby is different. We help families understand what to expect and how to prepare.

How long does withdrawal last?

Withdrawal looks different for every baby. Babies are usually observed for at least the first five days of life, since symptoms do not always appear right away. Some babies only need observation, extra comfort, and snuggles, while others need additional time and medical care. Babies stay an average of eight days at Jacob’s Hope, and families are involved in care and discharge planning throughout their stay.

Is it safe to be on MAT during pregnancy?

Yes. Medically assisted treatment during pregnancy is evidence-based care and the standard of treatment for opioid use disorder. Medications like methadone and buprenorphine are commonly used and considered safe in pregnancy. These medications help keep moms stable and support healthier outcomes for babies.

Am I a bad mom for needing help?

No, absolutely not. Asking for help means you are putting your baby first.

What if I am scared or unsure what to do next?

That is okay. You do not need all the answers. You only need to take the first step.

Start Planning Now

At a glance

Reach out

Fill out a self or family referral when you’re ready.

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Talk it through

Connect with a Jacob’s Hope liaison to talk about your needs, questions, and what support could look like.

Get connected

Complete intake, sign consents, and join classes or a support group if it feels helpful.

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Focus on you

Take care of your health and your pregnancy. We’ll be here when you need us.

Deliver your baby

You will deliver at your planned hospital.

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Come to Jacob’s Hope

When medically appropriate, babies can transfer to Jacob’s Hope as early as the next day after birth.

Care for your baby together

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to be involved in care, comfort, and bonding using the Eat, Sleep, and Console approach.

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Head home

Once your baby is ready, we help plan a safe discharge so you can go home together.

Start Planning Now

At a glance

woman on phone looking hopeful, natural light, peaceful setting

Reach out

Fill out a self or family referral when you’re ready.

two women talking compassionately in comfortable office setting, warm and welcoming

Talk it through

Connect with a Jacob’s Hope liaison to talk about your needs, questions, and what support could look like.

group of women in supportive circle discussion, warm friendly atmosphere

Get connected

Complete intake, sign consents, and join classes or a support group if it feels helpful.

pregnant woman relaxing peacefully, self-care moment, natural serene environment

Focus on you

Take care of your health and your pregnancy. We’ll be here when you need us.

newborn baby just after birth, hospital setting, tender moment

Deliver your baby

You will deliver at your planned hospital.

modern medical facility exterior, welcoming entrance, professional healthcare building

Come to Jacob’s Hope

When medically appropriate, babies can transfer to Jacob’s Hope as early as the next day after birth.

mother bonding with newborn baby, skin to skin contact, peaceful nurturing moment

Care for your baby together

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to be involved in care, comfort, and bonding using the Eat, Sleep, and Console approach.

happy family leaving hospital with newborn, hopeful new beginning, sunny day

Head home

Once your baby is ready, we help plan a safe discharge so you can go home together.

Ready to Talk? We’re Here.

If you are a mom, or supporting a mom, and wondering what comes next, we are here to listen.

Please fill out our Self and Family Referral Form, and a member of our team will reach out as soon as possible.

You Are Safe Here

Asking for help is an act of love and we are so proud of you. You are not being judged, and you are not in trouble. Share only what you’re comfortable with. We’re here to support you and your baby.

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The Mom Journey

Motherhood is a journey — and every journey looks different. Whether you’re pregnant, newly postpartum, navigating recovery, or simply trying to figure out what comes next, this space is for you. Here, you’ll find encouragement, honest answers, practical guidance, and stories of hope. You are not alone, and you are not defined by your struggles. You are a mom — and that matters.

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