Welcome to the Resources page at Moms for Moms! We understand that being a single mom comes with its unique set of challenges. While we’re here to support and uplift you, we know that sometimes you might need additional help.
We’ve put together a list of Canadian organizations and services that have been beneficial to other single moms. Please note that we are not affiliated with these groups, and we cannot guarantee that they will have resources available at the time you reach out.
However, they have been recommended by fellow moms for their helpful services and support.
The Single Mothers’ Support Network
Located in various provinces, this network offers resources, support groups, and educational programs for single mothers. They provide emotional support and practical advice to help you navigate the challenges of single parenting.
Food Banks Canada
Food Banks Canada supports local food banks across the country. They provide emergency food assistance and can help you connect with a local food bank in your area.
Canada Child Benefit (CCB)
The CCB is a federal program that provides monthly payments to eligible families with children. It can offer financial relief and support for your family’s needs.
YWCA Canada
YWCA offers a range of support services, including housing assistance, job training, and childcare. They have local branches across Canada that provide essential services to single mothers.
211 Canada
211 is a free, confidential service that provides information and referrals to various community services. You can call 211 or visit their website to find local resources and assistance in your area.
We encourage you to explore these options and reach out to them directly. Each organization has its own set of services and eligibility requirements, so contacting them will give you the most accurate and up-to-date information.
At Moms for Moms, we are dedicated to empowering you and providing a compassionate community. If you have any suggestions or know of other resources that could be helpful, please let us know.
Together, we can make a difference and support each other through the ups and downs of single motherhood.