Unplanned Pregnancy Can Feel Overwhelming
Am I ready to be a mother? How will I finish school? Can I support a baby and raise a child? What should I do? These are big and difficult questions, but you are not alone. We are here to give you hope. First Call Pregnancy Center offers free resources, medical testing, emotional support and judgement-free guidance through the many choices ahead.
Yes, You Do Have Choices!
If you are pregnant, you have three choices: parenting, adoption, abortion. We are here to help you make the best choice for you. This is one of the biggest decisions a woman will ever make and we are here to support you with FREE testing, guidance and hope!
If you are concerned about how you can afford to stay in school, how to talk with your parents, or any other challenge with an unplanned pregnancy, come to First Call Pregnancy Center. Speak with one of our caring, expert staff members about your choices. We can help you make an informed decision and provide the support services you need.
What Our Clients Are Saying
"There’s no judgement, there’s equality."
“The staff is very attentive and willing to help with any needs.”
"All of the helpful information for new moms was good. They made me feel very comfortable.”
“I feel the love. The staff was very open, compassionate, and understanding.”
“Everyone seemed to genuinely care.”
“I like the baby center, the videos, the staff, and the fact that you have an ultrasound room on hand.”
“The good advice of keeping my child, and the prayer I received that day.”
“The staff was friendly and showed love and support.”
“What I like best about the Center is coming and learning things I didn’t know about and talking to the counselor and getting the help I need.”
“The staff encourages you to have a positive outlook on pregnancy and helps you earn mommy money to buy needed baby items.”
Kind, Compassionate Care
Greensboro, GA
First Call has been open since August of 2005 with the intent of helping women in our community. We strive to educate school nurses, doctor’s offices, state agencies, churches, and the general public about how we can help women that find themselves pregnant or parents who would like information on how to take care of their child.