Pregnancy
Support When Pregnancy Becomes Your Reality
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Whether you think you might be pregnant or you already know you are, this can feel like a lot to process. You may feel confused, scared, overwhelmed or unsure what to do next.
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If you are a teen or young adult, this might feel even more stressful — especially if you’re not sure who to talk to.
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You are not alone. And you don’t have to figure everything out today.
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We’re here to give you clear information and a safe place to talk through your next steps.
First Step:
Confirming Pregnancy
If you’re unsure, the first step is finding out for sure whether you are pregnant.
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We offer free, self-administered pregnancy testing in a private and confidential setting. Results will be determined during your visit so you don’t have to wait or wonder.
Support Beyond Your Appointment.
Our support doesn’t end with a pregnancy test or ultrasound. We provide resources, encouragement and connections to help you navigate the days and decisions ahead.
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Missed period
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Nausea or upset stomach
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Needing to use the bathroom more often
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Breast tenderness
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Feeling more tired than usual or dizzy
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These symptoms can happen for other reasons too, so a test is the best way to know for sure.
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Our Testing is:
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Free
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Private
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Confidential
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Self-administered in-office with results at your appointment
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You do not need insurance, and nothing is billed to you. Just bring a photo ID (if you have one).
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If you’re a minor and have questions about reaching out, we’re here to explain how appointments work and what to expect.
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If your test is positive, you may be eligible for a free limited OB ultrasound.
This scan can help:
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Confirm the pregnancy is in the uterus
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Detect cardiac activity when appropriate based on gestational age
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Give you more information about what is happening in your body
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All ultrasound services are reviewed under OB/GYN oversight.
Why an Ultrasound Matters
An ultrasound gives more information than a pregnancy test alone. In early pregnancy, it is important to confirm that the pregnancy is developing in the uterus. In rare cases, a pregnancy can develop outside the uterus, which requires medical attention. This step helps make sure you have important health information before making decisions.
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Our services may include support from qualified volunteer medical professionals.
Understanding Your Options
If you are pregnant, you may be thinking about what comes next and what choices you have.
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We do not pressure you toward any decision. Our goal is to give you clear, honest information so you can understand your options and feel more confident about your next steps.
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Questions About Your Pregnancy? We're Here to Help.
It’s normal to have a lot of emotions or questions right now. You don’t have to have everything figured out before reaching out.
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We are here to listen, answer your questions, and support you in a safe and private space.
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Everything you share is confidential.
We’re here when you’re ready. Request an appointment
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DISCLAIMER
The information provided through our educational resources is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or ongoing care from a licensed healthcare provider. Some services may be offered with the assistance of qualified volunteer medical professionals.
The Women’s Resource Center provides education, support and resources in a confidential environment. We do not perform or refer for abortions.