Each family’s story is different, but no one should have to navigate it without a web of support.
Charlotte’s Web | Pregnancy & Family Support exists to walk alongside families navigating complicated pregnancies, prolonged hospital stays, and loss.
Our Purpose
Charlotte’s Web was created from lived experience and a deep calling to offer support during moments when families are often holding many threads at once - medical decisions, emotional strain, practical needs, and financial uncertainty.
How We Support Families
Charlotte’s Web supports families with thoughtfully curated care packages designed to provide grounding, relief, and reassurance during extended hospital stays.
Each package is intended to support both the pregnant patient and their partner, offering comfort without assumptions and care without expectations.
Our support is:
Non-clinical
Diagnosis-agnostic
Outcome-neutral
We meet families where they are and walk alongside them as their stories continue to unfold.
Strengthening the Web
Charlotte’s Web does not replace medical teams, social workers, or hospital resources. Instead, we work alongside them - helping connect the emotional and practical threads that are often missing during prolonged hospitalizations.
By offering comfort, connection, and accessible education - including guidance around insurance and medical billing - we help families feel more supported and less alone as they navigate whatever path lies ahead.
Be Part of the Web
Whether you received support through our pilot or would like to help make this work possible, there are two meaningful ways to be part of Charlotte’s Web.
Share Your Experience
If you received a Charlotte’s Web support package, we invite you to share your experience. Your feedback helps us understand what mattered most and how we can better support families in the future.
Support the Pilot
Charlotte’s Web is currently in Phase 1, supporting a small group of families as we learn and grow. Your support helps fund comfort and navigation packages for families during prolonged hospital stays and complicated pregnancies.
