And Just Like That…Father’s Day Is June 20th
With Mother's Day over and Father's Day quickly approaching, join us in celebrating fathers and father-figures and the ways they have shaped our lives.
MCC’s Annual Mother’s Day Celebration
At the root of motherhood is the truest form of love. Celebrate Mother's Day with Maternity Care Coalition.
Right Here At Every Turn
Since 1980, MCC has served over 140,000 families, even with the challenges of COVID-19 our work will not stop. We will continue to advocate for the improvement of health services for pregnant people, parenting families, and children. Read the story to learn more about our 2020 Annual Report.
Texas vs. United States/Sen. Casey Press Conference
In light of the lawsuit Texas vs. United States, Senator Casey held a press conference in support of the ACA. The lawsuit could have severe implications for pregnant women and their families.
A Rising Tide
Join Maternity Care Coalition and the Stoneleigh Foundation for a day-long forum exploring how incarceration affects women, girls, and parenting families and to identify solutions promoting their health and well-being.
“The Time for Timid Silence is Over”
I’ve been following the news very closely and finding myself increasingly agitated, appalled, angry and heartbroken. How have you handled these trying days and critical moment? Have you shared your perspective?
Meet Medicaid: Our MCC Stories
Over the past week we’ve posted stories depicting the negative impact the ACA repeal and Medicaid restructure would have on families. These voices remind us of the critical need for Medicaid and affordable healthcare for America’s families
Everyone Pays When Addiction Isn’t Treated
Janet recently celebrated her one month anniversary. After a ten-year addiction to a legally prescribed opioid – Percocet – Janet, who is pregnant, has stopped using.
Donna’s Story
It is an ugly, hard situation I don’t wish on anyone. It is a very bitter sip to swallow, like a nightmare, every day hoping to wake up...It wasn’t the home that my husband and I made with our children; it wasn’t complete. With his empty chair at the table, we couldn’t eat dinner in the dining room.
Donna’s Story
It is an ugly, hard situation I don’t wish on anyone. It is a very bitter sip to swallow, like a nightmare, every day hoping to wake up...It wasn’t the home that my husband and I made with our children; it wasn’t complete. With his empty chair at the table, we couldn’t eat dinner in the dining room.
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