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Pregnancy Support — Pro-Life Wisconsin Are you pregnant, parenting, or think you may be pregnant? We are here with you and for you. We will help connect you to the best resources including free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, confidential options counseling, as well as additional medical, financial, and material assistance according to need.
WISCONSIN’S PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS Wisconsin’s vast network of Pregnancy Resource Centers is dedicated to ensuring you have the access you need to essential care. When you visit one of these centers, you’ll find a dedicated staff ready to assist you in your need free of charge. Find your nearest Wisconsin Pregnancy Resource Center below.
WI Pregnancy Resource Centers WI Pregnancy Resource Centers Prefer to chat with someone online? We’ve got you covered. Leap for Joy is a mentorship program for women facing challenging pregnancies.
Mentorship is a free, virtual, and hassle-free experience that ensures you receive the encouragement, advice, and resource referrals you need wherever you may be in the United States. Find a Leap for Joy Mentor here. Experiencing an unplanned pregnancy can be tough, but so are you!
We see you, believe in you, and are dedicated to your success. If you have additional unmet concerns regarding housing, continued education, or anything else, we are here for you and ready to help. We will support and empower you every step of the way.
Contact our office at 262. 796. 1111 or [email protected] and a member of our staff with be in touch with you.
If you are a woman needing in-person assistance outside the state of Wisconsin, we encourage you to contact Standing With You to get connected to a trusted Pregnancy Resource Center in your state. Call or text 1. 877.
910. 0096 or visit their website below. Visit Standing With You, enter your Zip Code, and find help near you.
A pro-life doctor is defined as a medical professional who advocates for the right to life of the unborn child and provides medical care to pregnant women while upholding the sanctity of life. Pro-life doctors are committed to providing compassionate care to both the mother and the child, and they work to ensure that the dignity of human life is respected in all aspects of medical practice.
If you or someone you know is currently pregnant and in need of care, please reach out to any of the physicians listed in the links below. https://www. cathmed.
org/physician-directory/ Emails are sent every Monday around 1pm and with breaking news, holidays, etc. To read past emails, visit our Monday Update E-Newsletter page here .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals and families in Wisconsin seeking support during pregnancy and early parenthood. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Pregnancy Support and Emergency Housing Fund is funded by Pro-Life Wisconsin. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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