Community of Hope DC

Community of Hope DC Community of Hope’s mission is to improve health, end homelessness, and partner with communities to make Washington, DC more equitable.

04/23/2026

Sometimes, what makes the biggest difference is having someone in your corner.

Meet Latoya Robinson, a Perinatal Care Coordinator at Community of Hope. Our Perinatal Care Coordinators are here to help connect the dots between your medical care, your day-to-day needs, and the support systems around you. From appointments to resources to real-life support, they’re with you every step of the way.

Visit https://ow.ly/5FW350YOG9f to learn more.

Take a moment to slow down, stretch, and connect with your body and your baby.Join us for prenatal yoga, designed to sup...
04/22/2026

Take a moment to slow down, stretch, and connect with your body and your baby.

Join us for prenatal yoga, designed to support your body through pregnancy through gentle movement, relaxation, and a chance to connect with yourself and other expecting moms.

Sign up in our bio.

04/21/2026

This week, we’re celebrating our incredible volunteers 💙 who make so much fun happen here! Because of you, our spaces feel welcoming, our programs feel personal, and our community feels stronger. You show up with intention , compassion, and a willingness to serve, and that impact doesn’t go unnoticed.

Thank you for everything that you do! Happy Volunteer Week ✨

04/17/2026

There was so much joy in the room 💛

Our community was grateful for a Community Baby Shower hosted by Wellpoint DC. Dozens of expecting moms and their families came and were filled with connection, fellowship, and real support.

From free essentials to a variety of community resources, this was about making sure families feeling supported. Moms had space to bond through fun activities, while little ones enjoyed their own space to play and just be kids.

Thank you, , for providing delicious, low-sodium meals. And thank you to for your support. It made the day even more meaningful.

This is what community looks like. This is what support feels like.

This , we’re highlighting what it really takes to support pregnancy and parenting in our community.We know maternal hea...
04/16/2026

This , we’re highlighting what it really takes to support pregnancy and parenting in our community.

We know maternal health isn’t just about access to care — it’s about what happens when care is coordinated, continuous, and centered on real life.

Learn more at https://ow.ly/sbf550YKxr2 and connect with us to get support.

04/15/2026

This Black Maternal Health Week, we’re proud to see our work highlighted by , sharing the heart of what happens inside Community of Hope DC’s Family Health and Birth Center.

Our Director of Midwifery, Dr. Ebony Marcelle, and Perinatal Services Manager, Imani Allison, offers a look inside the space where care is personal, respectful, and centered on safety—before, during, and after birth. From prenatal visits to labor support and postpartum care, we’re committed to ensuring local moms have access to high-quality, compassionate birthing care right here in DC.

It’s Black Maternal Health Week—a time to name what’s real and uplift what’s possible. The disparities are real, and the...
04/14/2026

It’s Black Maternal Health Week—a time to name what’s real and uplift what’s possible. The disparities are real, and they impact families in our community. But we also see the power of care that listens, supports, and shows up.

At Community of Hope, we’re committed to care that honors, protects, and celebrates Black mothers and families. If you or someone you know is expecting, we’re here to walk with you—every step of the way.

Pull up for our next 24/7 Dads session!This month, we’re coming together on April 15 from 2–4 PM—a space for fathers to ...
04/11/2026

Pull up for our next 24/7 Dads session!

This month, we’re coming together on April 15 from 2–4 PM—a space for fathers to connect, learn, and grow alongside each other.

Whether you’re a new dad or you’ve been doing this for years, there’s something here for you. Real conversations. Real support. Real community.
Tap in and bring another dad with you 💜

Making Milk 101 is a safe, judgment-free space where you can ask questions, share experiences, and get the support you n...
04/10/2026

Making Milk 101 is a safe, judgment-free space where you can ask questions, share experiences, and get the support you need.

Expect:
☑️Tips for getting started with breastfeeding
☑️How to prevent and overcome breastfeeding / chestfeeding challenges challenges
☑️How your partner can help
☑️Benefits of skin to skin and more

We can’t wait to see you and help you feel ready to feed your baby with love and confidence!

Join us April 30 for our virtual session. Register here: https://ow.ly/kEi250YH5Tj

Meet Markesha & baby Marley 💜 Her story is a beautiful reminder that it takes community support to build strong families...
04/08/2026

Meet Markesha & baby Marley 💜

Her story is a beautiful reminder that it takes community support to build strong families. Through Community of Hope’s programs—from giving birth at Family Health and Birth Center to CenteringParenting® and WIC—Markesha has built a circle of support that helps her family grow strong and healthy every day.

Tap the link in our bio to read her full story.

04/02/2026

HONEY shows what’s possible when we innovate and integrate at Community of Hope.

Thank you to for highlighting how our HONEY program walks alongside moms experiencing homelessness during pregnancy and baby's early months.

Through care coordination, families stay connected to prenatal care and access the support they need — leading to healthier pregnancies and fewer preterm births. Families are referred through the Virginia Williams Family Resource Center.

04/02/2026

HONEY shows what’s possible when we innovate and integrate at Community of Hope.

Thank you to for highlighting how our HONEY program walks alongside moms experiencing homelessness during pregnancy and baby’s early months.

Through care coordination, families stay connected to prenatal care and access the support they need — leading to healthier pregnancies and fewer preterm births. Families are referred through the Virginia Williams Family Resource Center.

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