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Anchor of Hope networks with a range of community organizations and nonprofit organizations to further assist our clients and patients. In addition to our resource network, Anchor of Hope has many church and congregation partners too.
Purchasing a "Choose Life" license plate is a simple, visible way to support pregnancy help centers—like Anchor of Hope—throughout Wisconsin. Choose Life WI distributes monetarily to pregnancy centers in Wisconsin through this initiative.
Individuals and families facing addiction are connected with Samaritan’s Hand, where they can access faith-based recovery programs and support groups in a safe and uplifting environment.
As a CPC partner, we work alongside local organizations to offer families coordinated care, essential resources, and ongoing support from pregnancy through the early years of childhood.
Anchor of Hope connects pregnant and parenting clients to BabyCare for further material support.
Moms and families are provided information to get connected to the Family Resource Center for developmental screens, in-home visits, support groups, and play-based programs that promote healthy child development.
Our staff members refer moms in need of baby essentials outside of our boutique to Mary’s Room, where they can receive free clothing, diapers, and supplies through a caring community resource.
Clients are referred to Partners for Community Development for help with housing, energy assistance, and weatherization services that support stable living conditions.
Qualified moms are referred to enroll in WIC, where they can receive nutritional support, breastfeeding resources, and access to healthy foods for themselves and their children.
New and expecting moms find connection and encouragement through MOPS groups like Project Motherhood Sheboygan for friendship and faith-based community.
Anchor of Hope connect clients to United Way of Sheboygan for access to a wide range of local services including housing, food, employment support, and more.
Anchor of Hope refers clients to Mental Health of Sheboygan County for local mental health education, support, and advocacy services.
Couples seeking further relationship support are referred to Great Marriages for education, mentoring, and enrichment opportunities.
Clients needing specialized behavioral or mental health treatment are referred to Rogers Behavioral Health in Sheboygan.
Anchor of Hope refers clients to Love INC to connect with local churches and community resources for housing, transportation, and other needs.
Clients experiencing domestic violence are referred to Safe Harbor for crisis support, shelter, and advocacy services.
Clients seeking convenient, online counseling options are referred to BetterHelp for access to licensed mental health professionals.
Anchor of Hope refers clients to St. Vincent de Paul for assistance with clothing, household items, and emergency support.
Clients experiencing food insecurity are referred to the Sheboygan County Food Bank to access local food pantries and meal programs.
Clients needing case management, social work support, custody-related services, and assistance with legal or protective needs are referred or are worked in partnership with Anchor of Hope.
Anchor of Hope refers clients to Lakeshore Community Health Center for affordable medical, dental, and behavioral health services.
Clients seeking employment, job training, or resume assistance are referred to the Wisconsin Job Center for personalized career support and resources.
Clients can get support with housing stability, financial assistance, parenting programs, and other community-based services.
Anchor of Hope refers families in need of transitional housing to Bridgeway & Beyond for safe shelter and supportive services.
Clients needing reliable transportation may be offered a bus pass as available.
Clients in need of help with laundry expenses are offered Laundry Love coupons, sponsored by the Sheboygan North Parishes, to cover the cost at participating laundromats.
Anchor of Hope refers individuals and families in immediate crisis to the Salvation Army for emergency shelter, meals, and other basic needs.
