FamilyLife Network, Inc. (formerly TryLife Center)

FamilyLife Network strengthens families and empowers parents by providing comprehensive support, educational programs, and connections to resources, enabling them to achieve their self-defined goals for stability and success.

At FamilyLife Network, we believe strong families build strong communities. That's why we provide free, compassionate support to expectant, new, and experienced parents in the Alle-Kiski Valley. Our services include parenting and life skills education, one-on-one support, pregnancy tests, limited obstetric ultrasounds, community referrals, and material assistance. Families can learn about childbirth, postpartum recovery, parenting, co-parenting, finances, nutrition, and more. We also offer individualized support to help parents navigate challenges, build healthy relationships, and create safe, stable homes.

As families participate, they earn points to shop for items like new cribs and car seats, diapers, wipes, formula, baby and maternity clothing, toys, and more, all at no cost. These resources not only meet urgent needs, but also relieve stress and promote long-term well-being. Any biological or legal parent of a child up to age 5, including those currently pregnant, is eligible. We proudly serve Westmoreland, Armstrong, Allegheny, and Butler counties, and we never turn anyone away based on income, background, or personal identity. a

Testimonials

"With FamilyLife, you are never alone. The staff are kind, caring, and never judgmental. It is a safe place where you are able to feel comfortable and an amazing community program."

"Having twin one year olds, I am thankful for the extra support. I cried my eyes out on my first visit. I was overwhelmed in so many ways. This program has helped me stress less about giving my babies what they need."

"There were times when I wasn't sure I would be able to afford to feed my son due to his feeding issues and they helped me with getting the formula he needed. They also have helped me with becoming the mother my kids deserve."