For low-income families, it is nearly impossible to get enough clean diapers for their children without help from organizations like us.
For low-income families, it is nearly impossible to get enough clean diapers for their children without help from organizations like us.
Children who do not have access to clean diapers are exposed to health risks such as painful rashes, infections and even more serious side effects such as kidney damage.
Parents are required to provide up to 8 disposable diapers to childcare centers daily in order for their children to attend. Cloth Diapers are NOT accepted in the majority of South Florida daycares.
Research from Yale University School of Medicine indicates that women who lack an adequate supply of diapers for their babies are more likely to report symptoms of depression and anxiety, than other low-income mothers.
For low-income families, it is nearly impossible to get enough clean diapers for their children without help from organizations like us.
For low-income families, it is nearly impossible to get enough clean diapers for their children without help from organizations like us.
Currently, we donate to the following partner agencies and together we are serving over 50,000 babies in 6 South Florida Counties.
ENGLISH: Miami Diaper Bank hosting quarterly emergency pop-up distributions for families who do not meet certain requirements through our partner agencies. If you are interested in getting pop-up distribution information please register HERE.
Please note Pop-up distribution are not a recurrent form of assistance. All families must pre-register for events when available AND must provide proof of child as well as proof that they are receiving any other government assistance to qualify.
ESPAÑOL: Miami Diaper Bank organiza distribuciones emergentes trimestrales para familias que no cumplen con ciertos requisitos a través de nuestras agencias asociadas. Si está interesado en obtener información sobre las distribuciónes de emergencias, regístrese AQUI.
Tenga en cuenta que la distribución de emergencias no es una forma recurrente de asistencia. Todas las familias deben preinscribirse para los eventos cuando estén disponibles Y deben proporcionar prueba del niño, así como prueba de que están recibiendo otra asistencia de algun programa del gobierno para calificar.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 44% of children in South Florida belong to low-income or impoverished households. Furthermore, in Miami Dade County alone, 29% of those children are in actual poverty.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 44% of children in South Florida belong to low-income or impoverished households. Furthermore, in Miami Dade County alone, 29% of those children are in actual poverty.
Have you received diapers? We want to hear from you! Please let us know how our donations has helped your family by filling-out our post-distribution survey HERE. All information is confidential to Miami Diaper Bank and will not be shared.