The Mississippi Center for Police and Sheriffs is helping meet the immediate needs of families through its Diapers to Doorsteps program. The initiative provides diapers, baby essentials, cribs, strollers, car seats, and other important supplies to organizations serving mothers and children affected by domestic violence. A recent delivery to Haven House Domestic Violence Shelter offered practical support, comfort, and hope to families working toward greater safety and stability.
For over 15 years, the Mississippi Center for Police and Sheriffs has provided shelter, housing assistance, outreach, and other supportive services to individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, human trafficking, homelessness, reentry challenges, and other vulnerable circumstances. Its programs are designed to address immediate needs such as food, shelter, and safety while connecting people with resources that support long-term stability and independence.
As a valued MCADV INside TRAC member, the Mississippi Center for Police and Sheriffs demonstrates how strong community partnerships can expand the network of support available to survivors. Each donation to Diapers to Doorsteps provides more than an essential item by easing the financial strain on parents rebuilding their lives and reminding families that they are not alone on the journey forward.
Through Diapers to Doorsteps and its broader outreach efforts, the Mississippi Center for Police and Sheriffs continues to provide practical assistance, stability, and hope to vulnerable families throughout the state. Individuals, businesses, and community partners interested in supporting this important work may make donations by check or money order payable to the MS Center for Police & Sheriffs and mail them to P.O. Box 1201, Raymond, MS 39154. For additional information about donations, partnerships, or other ways to support the program, contact Steve Pickett at 601-260-9876 or Brittany Brown at 601-954-8326. Every contribution helps the organization respond to urgent needs and strengthen its support for Mississippi families.
