Putting diapers in the hands of those who need them.

Get Help

To receive diapers, families must live in Wake County and show proof.

How it works:

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Diaper Train community partners make referrals online.

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Once a referral is received, the client will receive a confirmation by text.

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Diaper Train provides clients with diapers every four weeks. Every four weeks, clients receive diapers, wipes, and books for each child.
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During each visit, clients are given a reminder slip with their next eligible return date. This is a reminder, not an appointment. Clients may visit once every four weeks.

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Existing clients: If another baby/child needs to be added to a client’s household, client should bring documentation that includes the new baby’s birthdate (hospital discharge paper, birth certificate, Medicaid card, etc.) for Diaper Train to update the record.

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If a client cannot pick up diapers during distribution hours, a friend or family member may pick up diapers on their behalf. Please provide that person with a picture of the client’s ID to show to Diaper Train when they arrive.
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Diaper Train is here to serve any person experiencing need, regardless of age. Youth and adult sizes are available in addition to baby sizes.
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Clients may not utilize both direct service and community partner agency distribution simultaneously.

Program hours

Diaper Train serves individual clients on:

Tuesdays 9:00am–12:00pm

Wednesdays 3:00–5:30pm

Thursdays 9:00am–12:00pm

2nd Saturday of every month 9:00am–12:00pm

What you need for your visit

Once you receive a text that you are eligible to visit, bring the following:

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Photo ID
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Diaper Size(s)
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Child(ren)’s Date of Birth

Location

Diaper Train is located inside the Beltline (I-440) off Capital Boulevard South, near Salvation Army and Green Chair Project. It shares a building with Dress for Success.

Clients remain in their cars and volunteers will come to them for the diaper order.