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Driven by the nationwide United States Catholic Conference of Bishops’ Walking with Moms in Need initiative, the Detroit Walking with Moms in Need initiative is a partnership between the Archdiocese of Detroit and Catholic Charities of southeast Michigan, which equips and assists Catholic parishes and parishioners in raising awareness about resources that assist pregnant and parenting moms in need. The initiative seeks to make each parish in the Archdiocese a place where moms and their babies are welcomed and supported and where the dignity of every human life is upheld and valued.
Through Walking with Moms in Need, Catholic parishes and communities “walk in the shoes” of local pregnant and parenting women to connect them with the help they need. This resource page is a culmination of resources
Helplines Pregnancy Help Housing and Residential Programs Adoption Resources Abortion Healing Support Following a Prenatal Diagnosis Loss of a Baby Medical Professionals Natural Family Planning Resources for Those Experiencing Infertility Abortion Pill Reversal Ayuda para Mamás (español) Chaldean Resources
Volunteer Sign up for Monthly Newsletter Email Host the Traveling Crib at Your Parish or School WWMIN Parish Action Guide WWMIN Parish Inventory Tool Request Resource Cards or Posters Prayers & Novenas Watch the Detroit WWMIN Course Our Wish List Donate Operation Layette National WWMIN Website
“The goal of WWMIN is really threefold. Through this initiative we are working, first and foremost, to improve and better communicate help to pregnant and parenting women in need; second, to engage our parish communities in a whole-church, life-affirming initiative; and third, to inspire parishioners to get involved with a new vision of what it means to live the Gospel of Life.”
Archbishop Joseph Naumann, chair of the USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities
Visit the national WWMIN site Read the inspiration for WWMIN Visit our FAQ page How Catholics Walk with Moms in Need CCSEM Support for Moms, Babies, and Families Archdiocese of Detroit’s Program