In an emergency, call 911.
Indiana Department of Health
A free, private phone line run by the Indiana Department of Health that answers questions and connects moms to resources.
How to reach them
- Phone Helpline: (844)624-6667
- Phone TTY: (866)275-1274
- Website in.gov/health/mch/moms-helpline
- Email [email protected]
Who it’s for
- Anyone in Indiana who is 16 or older can call.
- Calls are confidential.
How they can help
- Answers questions about pregnancy, parenting, and baby and toddler development
- Helps you find a doctor or health insurance
- Points you to free or low-cost diapers, formula, baby clothes, and food
- Refers you for car seats and safe sleep help
- Helps with child care, housing, and bill assistance resources
How to get started
Call the helpline. Press 1 for English or 2 for Spanish.
- Cost
- Free
- Also in
- Spanish, Interpreters for other languages
Details from the county resource guide
- Helpline Specialists offer information and referral assistance for needs such as:
- Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
- Infant health programs (Safe Sleep, Baby & Me Tobacco Free)
- Assistance with signing up for Medicaid, Hoosier Healthwise (HHW), Children’s Health Insurance Plan (CHIP), Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP 2.0), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), finding healthcare
Information from MCH MOMS Helpline’s website and the Boone County Resource Guide, 15th edition (March 2025). Last checked November 2026. Services can change, so call ahead. Tell us if something is out of date.