Free Resources and Aid
Free Resources and Georgia Insurance Options for Pregnant Women in Georgia
1. Right from the Start Medicaid (RSM)
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Georgia’s Medicaid program for pregnant women.
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Covers prenatal care, labor/delivery, and 60 days postpartum care.
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May cover care retroactively for up to three months prior to application if you were pregnant and eligible.
Cost: Usually no copays or out-of-pocket expenses.
2. Presumptive Eligibility Clinics
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Provide immediate, temporary Medicaid coverage while your application is processed.
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Often located at hospitals, health departments, and some OB/GYN offices.
3. WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)
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Free nutritious food, breastfeeding support, health education, and referrals.
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Available during pregnancy and after birth for both mother and child.
4. Local Georgia Pregnancy Centers & Nonprofits
These organizations typically provide free and confidential help—often without insurance—across Georgia:
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Pregnancy Resource Centers (PRCs) – Located in nearly every county; services may include:
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Free pregnancy testing and limited ultrasounds
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Maternity and baby clothes
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Diapers, formula, and baby gear
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Parenting classes and one-on-one mentoring
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Referrals for housing, legal aid, and medical care
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Covenant Care Adoptions – Support for those exploring adoption, including free counseling and connections to community aid.
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Salvation Army & Goodwill Family Services – Vouchers for maternity clothes, baby items, and household necessities.
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Local Churches & Community Outreach Programs – Many offer baby showers, food pantries, and emergency aid.
5. State & Community Baby Banks
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Examples: Helping Mamas, Atlanta Diaper Bank, and Georgia’s Baby Bundle Programs partner with nonprofits to provide free baby supplies to moms in need.
