Caring for you is part of caring for them

Parent CARE Project helps all caregivers feel emotionally supported and less alone in early parenthood.

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Mission

Every new parent and caregiver is mentally equipped for the realities of early parenthood and receives access to free mental health information, tools, resources, and meaningful support before a crisis point.

No parent or caretaker should fill out a mental health screening questionnaire without follow-up resource referral.

Research tells us when parents are supported emotionally, socially, and practically, children and families have the greatest opportunity for a healthy childhood and parenthood.

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For Parents

Join our free, monthly mental health webinar for expecting and new parents.

Ease into Parenthood

A young boy in a blue shirt receiving a vaccination from a female healthcare professional, who is smiling and wearing a white coat with a stethoscope. A woman, likely his mother, is holding him and looking on gently.

For Providers

Administering EPDS or PHQ screenings? In this free, monthly webinar learn how to turn screenings and prenatal/well-child visits into efficient opportunities to build patient-family trust through parent support resource referrals.

Strengthen Referrals

Our Purpose

New parents and growing families deserve to navigate postpartum and early parenthood with social connection, mental health awareness, tools to build resilience and opportunities to feel empowered in early parenthood (CARE).

Move from survival mode to resilience and empowerment.

Parent CARE Project exists to support you in the transition to parenthood, family expansion, and early parenthood years with free mental health tools and a resource hub that affirms the realities of this season and offers practical support options.