Compass - A Moms Do Care Program
A Program for Pregnant Women With Substance Use
Compass provides treatment for pregnant and parenting women with a history of substance use, including women interested in starting a recovery program as well as those already in recovery.
Our services are planned around you and your needs, and include the following:
- Medication assisted treatment (buprenorphine/suboxone, methadone, and vivitrol)
- Prenatal and postnatal care
- Specialized labor and delivery and maternity care
- Group and one-on-one counseling
- Education and support for caring for substance exposed newborns
- Peer-to-peer support to help you stay in recovery
- Advocacy during the Department of Children and Families response
- Connections to community services, family support programs, housing programs, and more
- Referral for psychiatric care and treatment
- Continued care for up to three years after your baby is born
Our staff include Peer Recovery Moms - women with lived experience of motherhood and recovery - and social workers, nurses, midwives, and physicians specially trained to support women with a history of substance use.
To find out more, please text or call the the Care Coordinator at 978-880-5068 or email us.
Compass is funded by grants from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Substance Abuse Services and the Women's Fund of Essex County.
