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For Pregnant Women

For Pregnant Women

The goal of the Pregnancy Promise Program is for parents and babies to be healthy and together. There are several benefits to participating in the Pregnancy Promise Program.

Connection: Participants in the Pregnancy Promise Program will be matched with a Pregnancy Promise Program case manager. Case managers will offer confidential support during enrollment to be sure mothers and infants receive the care and resources they need to be healthy and well.

Coordination: Pregnancy Promise Program case managers will work with participants and their team of doctors and providers to coordinate care and identify community resources for families.

Prevention: By connecting pregnant women with health care and substance use treatment as early as possible, the Pregnancy Promise Program aims to reduce and prevent the negative impacts of substance use to the parent and child.

Am I eligible for the Pregnancy Promise Program?

The Indiana Pregnancy Promise Program is a free, voluntary program for women who meet the following criteria:

  • Pregnant or within 90- days of the end of pregnancy
  • Identify as having current or previous substance use
  • Eligible for or receive Medicaid health coverage

How do I enroll?

Click here to enroll in the Pregnancy Promise Program

Request contact information for a Pregnancy Promise Program case manager, please email pregnancypromise@fssa.in.gov.


Stories of Hope. Recovery is Possible.

Many women are experiencing recovery and are excited to tell their stories of success. Here are stories of hope from people who have found help through programs like the Pregnancy Promise Program.

Please contact the Pregnancy Promise Program with any questions or for more information:

Email PregnancyPromise@fssa.in.gov or call 888-467-2717 or 317-234-5336

Funding for the Pregnancy Promise Program has been provided (in part) by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration's Division of Mental Health and Addiction and the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's State Pilot Program for Pregnant and Postpartum Women.