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

03/16/2026

Due to the potential for severe storms this afternoon, Community of Hope will close early today at 1:00 PM.

On-site patient care will end at 12:00 PM, and some services will continue virtually this afternoon.

Please review the graphic for full details. Thank you for your understanding as we prioritize the safety of our patients and staff. Stay safe today 💜

03/13/2026

Being a first-time parent can feel overwhelming, but having a village can make all the difference.

Through CenteringParenting®, Aaliyah and her fiancé learned how to navigate milestones and lean on other parents for support.

This group model of care allows families with babies in the first year to receive their well-child visits together. Groups include health assessments, immunizations, and developmental screenings for child; parent health checks; and support for key topics like nutrition, stress management.

Read her full story and learn how more about CenteringParenting® builds confidence for new parents at https://ow.ly/PPFz50YtF8u.

03/09/2026

Your heart works hard every day, and WIC at Community of Hope can help you fuel it with heart-healthy foods. From fresh produce to whole grains, beans, and low-fat dairy, WIC supports everyday choices that protect your heart.

Learn more and enroll today!

03/08/2026

Why do I give?

For Rose, she's been giving at least 10% since her first babysitting jobs, thanks to the teachings of her mom. Giving isn't about getting something back, but about the feeling and responsibility. She started giving to Community of Hope as a board member and hasn't missed a year of giving in 18 years. When Community of Hope built a health center in her Bellevue neighborhood, she could see the impact up close. No longer do families have to travel across the river to access care. Instead, her neighbors can walk through doors that offer health care, housing support, and stability.

As a Sustainer of Hope monthly donor, Rose's commitment reflects what this campaign is all about. She gives because she believes in the mission, and because strong communities are built by neighbors who show up. This , we're honoring women who give, and the communities that grow stronger because of it.

Learn more about ways to give here: https://ow.ly/k0zU50Yql0r

03/06/2026

For Claudia, after her personal and professional world fell apart, she met women who had survived deep personal trauma without the support she once received. It changed her. Those women inspired her to give, helping create safety, stability, and love for women to the best of her financial ability.

For decades, Community of Hope has incubated care in Washington, DC, expanding from housing and counseling to bring much needed care for families who need it most. This , we're honoring women who give and the communities that grow stronger because of them. Get ready to give on Sunday!

Learn about ways to give here: https://ow.ly/755r50YqkVa

03/03/2026

When pregnancy and homelessness happen at the same time, we’d expect poorer health outcomes. But that doesn’t have be the case!
A recent independent evaluation by the George Washington University Center for Excellence in Maternal and Infant Health shows that Community of Hope’s Housing Our Newborns, Empowering You (HONEY) provides supports that improve health outcomes and strengthen connections to prenatal and mental health care.

Our HONEY program, a special partnership with the DC Department of Human Services, supports pregnant people in DC from pregnancy through six months postpartum. Perinatal care coordinators help families stay connected to care, navigate insurance and referrals, and prepare for life with a newborn.
See some of those health outcomes in this video or check out the evaluation report on our website.

Families describe HONEY in simple terms: someone checked in. Someone followed through. Someone "showed up." Note, in order to be eligible for this program, pregnant people must be already working with DC’s Virginia Williams Family Resource Center, the central intake for families experiencing homelessness in DC.

02/27/2026

Pregnancy comes with questions. Lots of them.

Good news! You don’t have to figure it out alone. From nutrition to movement to prenatal vitamins, small steps backed by medical research can support a healthier pregnancy.

Our team is here to answer your questions and provide care you can feel confident about.
Ready to get started? Reach out to us today. 🤍

02/26/2026

Black history is more than a month. It’s stories, impact, brilliance, and culture that shape our communities every single day.

To close out Black History Month, we had a little fun quizzing our staff with some trivia. There’s so much to celebrate, learn, and honor. At Community of Hope, we’re grateful for the Black teachers, innovators, patients, families, and staff who make our work possible and our community stronger.

Drop your score in the comments ⬇️ How many would you have gotten right?

02/24/2026

If you’re pregnant, parenting, or caring for a little one under 5, you may qualify for DC WIC, and we’re here to walk with you every step of the way.

📍Available at 3 Community of Hope locations
📱 EZWIC app for easy access
🍼 Nutrition & family support
💜 We’re here to assist!

Visit https://ow.ly/vfXA50Ylgsb or call 202.470.3074 to start your WIC journey today!

02/23/2026

Community of Hope's health centers and non-shelter sites will have a 2-hour delayed opening, Monday, February 23, 2026.

02/17/2026

Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day, and small gestures can make a big difference.

From donating diapers or wipes, volunteering at Fam-Club, spreading the word about our mission, or becoming a Sustainer of Hope, every act of kindness helps the families and neighbors who rely on Community of Hope.

Tap the link in our bio to take action today. Your kindness matters!

02/14/2026

Valentine’s Day is a reminder to celebrate love, but don’t forget the love you owe yourself.

Your emotional health is connected to your heart. Chronic stress or challenging relationships can impact your blood pressure and overall heart health, while healthy boundaries, kindness, and supportive connections protect it.

Take a moment this week to pause, reflect, and care for your heart, inside and out.

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4 Atlantic Street SW
Washington D.C., DC
20032

Telephone

+12024077747

Website

http://www.communityofhopedc.org/

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