Symptoms of pregnancy
These vary from woman to woman, but often include a missed cycle, feelings of nausea, tiredness and frequent urination. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you may want to come in for a free pregnancy test.

Getting tested for pregnancy
This is an easy step – and free. We will do a simple, pharmaceutical grade urine test that is 99% accurate. Should your circumstances make it necessary, we will refer you locally for a blood test to confirm pregnancy.

Options if your test is positive
We understand how overwhelming all of this can be, but you don’t have to struggle through it alone. We offer free, confidential pregnancy support services that include counseling, testing, parenting education, information of pregnancy options and community referrals.

Adoption Information
Sometimes women feel unprepared to parent and are looking for options other than abortion. Many women may not realize that they can select a family to raise their baby and have ongoing contact if desired. Adoption offers hope and peace not only to pregnant women, but also to adoptive couples who may be unable to have children of their own.

Parenting
In order to make informed decisions about parenting, young women need answers to certain questions. What kind of family support will they have? How involved is the baby’s father? How will they continue their education? Can they financially support themselves and their child? Where will they live? Statistics show that teen mothers are less likely to finish school and more likely to face poverty.

Abortion
There are different types of procedures depending on a woman’s gestational stage. We have factual, medical information that can help women make an informed decision.

Pre-natal Care
Can smoking and alcohol consumption really affect your unborn baby? What about vitamins? When should a woman begin seeing a doctor? What happens if a woman postpones pre-natal care? What if you cannot afford a doctor? These are some of the many questions we are prepared to discuss with you.

Prevention and STDs
We all know that there are many kinds of birth control. Are you informed about which ones put your body at risk, or why? According to the Medical Institute for Sexual Health, almost four million teenagers in the United States contract STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) each year. How at risk are you? We are here to give you answers.

Safe Haven Don’t panic!
Don’t abandon your baby. Give your baby to someone at any hospital, fire station or ambulance station. For more information call 1-888-629-KIDS
or go to www.asafehavenfornewborns.com.