Pregnancy help
Links and resources
Download the Pregnancy
Help Resource List as a pdf
Center Against Forced
Abortions
This site offers legal advice about how to stop someone from pushing or
forcing you to abort.
Free Help for Those Facing a Coerced
or Forced Abortion
Abortion Pill Reversal
If you've taken the abortion pill (RU-486) but want to
continue the pregnancy, a doctor may be able to help.
Finding Help If You Are Pregnant |
The following
are links to groups offering confidential help, resources, assistance,
and advice to those experiencing unexpected pregnancies, including those
who are being coerced or forced into unwanted abortions.
Inclusion in this list should not be taken as an endorsement of any
group's programs or philosophy.
These are national organizations with local affiliates throughout the
country. Local assistance may also be listed in the Yellow Pages or
searching online under "Abortion Alternatives."
Some of the organizations listed below
also offer help for those struggling after abortion. For more
information on post-abortion support, click here.
If you are being pressured or forced |
No one has the right to coerce or force
into an unwanted abortion.
If you are being abused or threatened, this is wrong--and you have a
right to authentic support. The organizations listed below
can help you find resources and support.
If you are a teen or adult woman being
pushed, pressured, coerced or forced into an unwanted abortion, contact
the
Center Against Forced Abortions for resources and
legal help. You can also find help by contacting the pregnancy help
organizations listed below.
For more information and support, including
knowing your rights, read
What to Do if Your Boyfriend Wants You to Get An Abortion.
Organizations that can help |
*Please note: The services offered by help/healing groups are
confidential and, in many cases, free. Inclusion in this list should not
be taken as an endorsement of any group's programs or philosophy.
The organizations listed are national
organizations with affiliates throughout the country. You may also find
local resources listed in the Yellow Pages under "Abortion
Alternatives."
National Pregnancy Help Organizations (US)
Option Line
1-800-712-HELP (4357)
www.optionline.org
Offers pregnancy tests, medical and professional help, and care for
single mothers. Trained consultants are available by phone, email or
chat 24 hours a day.
Birthright
1-800-550-4900
www.birthright.org
Offers pregnancy testing, clothing, parenting classes, adoption
services, medical care, family counseling, and referrals for legal
assistance.
The Nurturing
Network
1-800-866-4666
www.nurturingnetwork.org
Nationwide network of volunteers provides support for women facing
crisis pregnancies. Offers assistance in finding employment and help
with medical, residential, and financial resources.
Bethany Christian Services
1-800-238-4269
www.bethany.org
Offers
pregnancy counseling, foster care, housing for pregnant women, family
and marital counseling, and adoption services.
Regional Pregnancy Help Organizations
EMC Frontline Pregnancy Centers (New York)
http://abortion-options.com/
Offers pregnancy tests, counseling, medical care and other assistance in
the New York City area.
Canadian Pregnancy Help Organizations
Campaign Life Coalition Pregnancy Help Page
1-800-665-0570
This site lists pregnancy help organizations across Canada that provide
free, confidential help for those needing assistant due to a pregnancy.
Help can include pregnancy testing, emotional support, assistance with
parenting and adoption plans, counseling, housing assistance and more.
Canadian
Association of Pregnancy Support Services
1-866-845-2151 (MST)
CAPSS clinics offer help for women, men and their loved ones facing
issues related to unplanned pregnancies, post-abortion healing and
sexual health. Visit their web site for a list of clinics throughout
Canada that offer assistance.
Resources for College and University
Students
Pregnant on
Campus Initiative
Offers a comprehensive collection of
resources for pregnant and parenting college students. Find information
for organizations that will assist you with your pregnant and parenting
concerns—such as emotional support, financial assistance, housing,
insurance, or material needs. Search
National,
State, and
School resource pages to identify the organizations and
opportunities available to you in your area.
FFL College Outreach
Program
Provides information and resources for
pregnant and parenting students on campus. The web site includes links
for pregnant women, fathers, victims of violence, birthparents,
employees, parents of pregnant students and more. Click the resources
tab at the top of the page for a drop-down list of helpful pages.
For Fathers
Abortion and Men: What's a Father to Do?
Article with information and resources for fathers whose partners are
considering abortion.
Note: Fathers can also contact any of the pregnancy help
organizations listed above.
Abortion Pill (RU-486) Reversal
If you have taken the "abortion pill" (RU-486) but want to continue your
pregnancy, it may not be too late. There are physicians willing to
attempt the reversal of the medication. Contact the organization below
to speak with a nurse who will work with a doctor to help you.
Abortion Pill Reversal
1-877-558-0333
http://abortionpillreversal.com/
Help After Poor Prenatal Diagnosis
Be Not Afraid
http://www.benotafraid.net
An online outreach to parents who have
received a poor or difficult prenatal diagnosis. Provides help parents
as they seek as they seek to honor the life of their baby, no matter how
frail or how brief.
Isaiah's Promise
http://www.isaiahspromise.net
Offers support and information to families who
have received a severe or fatal prenatal diagnosis. Includes links to
other organizations with helpful information.
Anencephaly Support
Anencephaly.net
Online resource with links to multiple
resources, articles and information for families who have received a
diagnosis of anencephaly.
Anencephaly.info
Offers personal stories, support and
information for families who have received a diagnosis of anencephaly.
Help for affected parents, caregivers and friends. (Site is available in
multiple languages).
Prenatal Partners for Life
763-772-3868
http://www.prenatalpartnersforlife.org/
A group of concerned parents (most of whom
have or had a special needs child), medical professionals, legal
professionals and clergy whose aim is to support, inform and encourage
expectant or new parents. They offer support by connecting parents
facing an adverse diagnosis with other parents who have had the same
diagnosis. They have many resources such as adoption agencies with
clients waiting to adopt and love a special needs child should a parent
feel they could not care for them.
Advocacy and Legal Help
Center Against Forced Abortions
Provides legal resources for teens who are being coerced into unwanted
abortions
What to Do if Your Boyfriend Wants You to Get An Abortion
Article with information on your rights, links to resources and support
and more.
Other Resources
Raising Kids on a Shoestring
An online guide offering information on free
and frugal resources, solutions and practical support for pregnant
women, expectant fathers and parents.
Learn
More:
Download
A List of Pregnancy Help Organizations to Keep on Hand or Share With
Others
Help After Abortion for Women,
Men and Families
How to
Help Someone Who's Struggling After Abortion
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