Partners & Referrals

Welcome to the She Shared Housing, LLC community gateway. This page is designed to connect our organization with the local networks, professionals, and supporters who help us serve young families. Whether you are an agency case manager looking to place a mother and child through a grant-funded program, a skilled professional wanting to volunteer your time, or a community member looking to donate essential goods, you can use the sections below to safely coordinate with us. Together, we can create stable foundations for mothers and children in the Greater Columbus area.

Agency & Provider Credentials

Client Placement & Household Profile

Program Funding & Billing Authorization

Compatibility & Safety Attestation

Volunteer with Us

It takes a village to empower a young family. We are actively seeking certified postpartum doulas, academic tutors, childcare helpers, and wellness professionals who want to donate their time and expertise to support our resident mothers. If you have a skill to share, we would love to connect.

Make an Impact Today

Your generosity directly supplies our homes with essential items that young mothers need to thrive. We welcome physical donations of newborn essentials, diapers, formula, unused bedding, educational materials, and household supplies to ensure our spaces remain fully stocked and welcoming.

Needed Physical Goods

Maternal & Newborn Essentials

  • Infant Care: Unopened diapers (all sizes, especially newborn and sizes 1–3), sensitive baby wipes, and infant formula.

  • Health & Wellness: Unused baby grooming kits, digital thermometers, baby bottles, and hypoallergenic baby wash/lotion.

  • Postpartum Support: Nursing pads, maternity care items, and nursing pillows (like Boppy pillows).

Home & Bedroom Comfort

  • Bedding & Linens: Brand-new full and crib-sized sheets, mattress protectors, plush bath towels, and washcloths.

  • Room Basics: Small nightlights, sound machines (to help babies sleep in shared environments), and storage baskets or bins for organizing baby clothes.

  • Safety Gear: Unused outlet covers, baby gates, and corner guards to maintain childproofed common areas.

Development & Learning

  • Educational Materials: Board books for infants and toddlers, sensory toys, and flashcards.

  • Academic Supplies: Notebooks, backpacks, and basic learning supplies for mothers pursuing their GED or higher education certifications.