Pregnancy Help

Post Abortion Healing

Adoption

 

Pregnancy Help

You just found out you're pregnant. It's not what you planned. You're afraid. Your boyfriend, husband or family are pressuring you to get an abortion. Fortunately, there's another way. A better way. Get compassionate, non-judgemental help for both you and your baby. All help is FREE and confidential. Check out these helpful links below or you may contact us at 617-242-4199 or MCFL@masscitizensforlife.org

• Pregnancy Help (Catholic)
• Birthright International
• Friends of the Unborn (Quincy & Hull)
• A Woman's Concern (Dorchester, Brookline, Beverly, Revere, and Hyannis)
• Daybreak (Boston)
• Pregnancy Care Center, Merrimack Valley
• Life Saver Ministries (North Chelmsford)
• CareNet Pregnancy Resource Center of North Central Massachusetts (Fitchburg)
• Heartbeat Pregnancy Help Center (Burlington)
• Bethany Christian Services (Weston)
• Visitation House (Worcester)
• Problem Pregnancy (Worcester)
• Compassion Pregnancy Center (Worcester)
• Alternatives Pregnancy Center (Greenfield & Northampton)
• Bethlehem House (Easthampton)
• Your Life Matters! Pregnancy Health Center (Southbridge)
• American Pregnancy Help Line
• Option Line
• PregnancyCenters.org

 

Post Abortion Healing

You've had an abortion. Maybe more than one. Perhaps it was recently. Possibly it was years ago. You were told it was a "quick and harmless" procedure. And it would be all be over. But it's not. Maybe you have feelings of grief. Depression. Possibly even suicide. You think what you did is unforgivable. You're not alone. Millions of women suffer severe emotional and psychological damage after their supposedly "safe" abortions. Fortunately, help is available. No one will judge you. All help is FREE and confidential. Check out these helpful links below or contact us at 617-242-4199 or MCFL@masscitizensforlife.org

• Project Rachel (Catholic)
• Word of Hope (Lutheran)
• Rachel's Vineyard
• Silent No More Awareness
• Elliot Institute (afterabortion.org)
• Cradle of Grace (Evangelical)
• Hope Rising

 

Adoption - A Heroic Act of Love

For some women with a crisis pregnancy, who know they do not have the rescources to care for a child, placing their baby with a loving family through adoption is the best choice.

The National Council For Adoption

Founded in 1980, the National Council For Adoption (NCFA) is a research, education, and advocacy organization whose mission is to promote the well-being of children, birthparents, and adoptive families by advocating for the positive option of adoption. NCFA is an adoption advocate and expert in the halls of power and the courts of public opinion, on behalf of all parties to adoption and its member adoption agencies around the country.

For more information, visit http://www.adoptioncouncil.org/