Need a free pregnancy test? Need a free ultrasound? Go to the Pregnancy Resource Network.
Women's Choice
Network 412-687-7767
160 North Craig Street, Suite 202 (Oakland)
2113 Baldwin Ave.
(McKeesport)
425-429 East Ohio St. (North Side)
807 Wallace
Avenue (Wilkinsburg)
145 Mall Circle Dr.,
Suite 140
(Monroeville Mall)
12705 Perry Highway, Suite C (Wexford)
These six pregnancy medical centers offer
- Pregnancy testing
- Obstetrical ultrasound (you may not have a viable pregnancy; if you don't, there's no point in an abortion)
- Rewards program
- Material assistance
- Abortion recovery support and help
- Support groups
- Childbirth classes
101 Drake Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15241
Pregnancy testing, ultrasound
Monday 3 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Tuesday 3 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Wednesday 3 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Thursday & Friday by appointment
Choices Pregnancy Center
412-264-0200
626 Fifth Avenue, Coraopolis
Pregnancy testing, ultrasound
Tuesday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m
Wednesday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Community Care Pregnancy Center
412-464-1606
1800 West Street, Suite 420, Homestead, PA 15120
Pregnancy testing, ultrasound through mobile
unit
Monday
Appt. only
Tuesday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Wednesday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday & Saturday Appt. only
Lifeline of Southwest PA 412-562-0543
Downtown Office—Call for an appointment
239 Fourth Avenue,
Suite 40, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
A pregnancy-related service organization dedicated
to helping pregnant women, their babies, and families find help and
human services for their particular circumstances. Free and confidential!
NEW: Pittsburgh Perinatal Comfort Care at Choices Pregnancy
Services:
Anticipating the birth of a baby is typically a time of great joy and excitement, but joy quickly turns to heartache when
parents receive the unexpected news that their unborn baby has a serious medical condition that may result in death.
Despite the diagnosis, many parents choose to continue their pregnancy, but in doing so find themselves with limited
support, resources and guidance. For these parents, there are no easy answers and navigating the many decisions
unique to their circumstances can become overwhelming."
More info.
Welcome, Little One
is a pregnancy and early childhood support service
of Pennsylvanians for Human Life, Southwest Region, 239 Fourth Avenue, Suite 40, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Call
(412) 391-6862 for an appointment.
Birthright
201 S. Craig St.
Pittsburgh PA 15213
412-621-1988
“Free pregnancy testing; completely confidential
help; non-judgmental and caring advice; friendship and emotional
support; legal, medical, and educational referrals; prenatal
information; maternity and baby clothes; housing referrals; social
agency referrals; Information on other community services; adoption
information”
Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation --
Local services by county.
Look under "Allegheny County" for centers in the City of Pittsburgh.
Genesis Community Center
141 North Fremont Avenue
Bellevue, PA (412) 766-4934
www.genesispgh.org
"Genesis of Pittsburgh, Inc. is a maternity care, adoption, foster care
and social service agency incorporated and fully licensed in the State
of Pennsylvania."
Real Alternatives
1-888-LifeAid (1-888-543-3243)
Award-winning, PA-sponsored organization offering free pregnancy
test, counseling, mentoring, and support throughout 9 months of pregnancy and 12 months
after the birth of the baby. Many links to other resources. For local
centers offering assistance, use their
locator page with
your zip code.
Your Options
An
excellent site that addresses pregnant women, their loved ones and
family, from their perspective.
Stand Up Girl
"Thanks for dropping in to the 'outpost for the inmost' girls,
StandUpGirl.com If you're pregnant, scared, and alone -- I know... I've
been there. The last thing you want is people talking at you. Take a
breather, a time out, and check out my site. It was info like this that
really helped..."
OptionLine
Local services, search by zip code.
800-395-Help (800-395-4357)
OptionLine is a joint service of
CareNet, a network of more than
1,100 pregnancy centers, and
Heartbeat International,
both offering hope to women facing unplanned
pregnancies by providing practical help and emotional support. Free
pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, abortion information, parenting classes,
and material assistance, and more.
TeenBreaks.com
A teen-friendly site affiliated with OptionLine, presenting teens with
information on a range of issues, including hooking up, unplanned
pregnancy, life before birth, and abortion.
Heartbeat International
The first network of pro-life pregnancy resource centers in the
U.S. One Young Woman's Story . . .
“I found that I was pregnant in May 2002. I was 21,
and not in a healthy relationship with the baby's father. I was scared
and wasn’t sure what to do.
"I discussed various ideas with my parents and we all
agreed that adoption would be the best option for both me and the baby.
I was about to graduate from college and knew I couldn’t support my baby
with everything she would need. I also knew it would not be fair for my
baby to grow without the support of two loving parents.
"My sister and I were both adopted as infants and our
adoptive parents gave us a wonderful and loving home.
I wanted to give my baby the same opportunity.
Adoption was a hard decision to make, especially after my baby
was born. But I knew it was
the most loving decision to make. I read profiles of perspective
adoptive couples and I met the couple I had chosen and asked them
questions about how they would raise my baby.
I was then able to meet them again at the agency and hand them my
baby in person. It was sad
to say goodbye to my baby but the joy of knowing what a good life I was
giving her made those sad feelings go away.
"I hope mothers make the right decision for them and
their baby. No matter how hard it is to give your baby up for adoption,
in the long run, it is a very rewarding decision to give your baby hope
for a very loving and blessed life.”
-Emily, Pittsburgh , PA
Tuesday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Wednesday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday & Saturday Appt. only
Lifeline of Southwest PA 412-562-0543
Downtown Office—Call for an appointment
239 Fourth Avenue,
Suite 40, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
A pregnancy-related service organization dedicated
to helping pregnant women, their babies, and families find help and
human services for their particular circumstances. Free and confidential!
NEW: Pittsburgh Perinatal Comfort Care at Choices Pregnancy Services: Anticipating the birth of a baby is typically a time of great joy and excitement, but joy quickly turns to heartache when parents receive the unexpected news that their unborn baby has a serious medical condition that may result in death. Despite the diagnosis, many parents choose to continue their pregnancy, but in doing so find themselves with limited support, resources and guidance. For these parents, there are no easy answers and navigating the many decisions unique to their circumstances can become overwhelming." More info.
Welcome, Little One
is a pregnancy and early childhood support service
of Pennsylvanians for Human Life, Southwest Region, 239 Fourth Avenue, Suite 40, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Call
(412) 391-6862 for an appointment.
Birthright
201 S. Craig St.
Pittsburgh PA 15213
412-621-1988
“Free pregnancy testing; completely confidential
help; non-judgmental and caring advice; friendship and emotional
support; legal, medical, and educational referrals; prenatal
information; maternity and baby clothes; housing referrals; social
agency referrals; Information on other community services; adoption
information”
Look under "Allegheny County" for centers in the City of Pittsburgh.
141 North Fremont Avenue
Bellevue, PA (412) 766-4934
www.genesispgh.org
"Genesis of Pittsburgh, Inc. is a maternity care, adoption, foster care
and social service agency incorporated and fully licensed in the State
of Pennsylvania."
Real Alternatives
1-888-LifeAid (1-888-543-3243)
Award-winning, PA-sponsored organization offering free pregnancy
test, counseling, mentoring, and support throughout 9 months of pregnancy and 12 months
after the birth of the baby. Many links to other resources. For local
centers offering assistance, use their
locator page with
your zip code.
An excellent site that addresses pregnant women, their loved ones and family, from their perspective.
Stand Up Girl
"Thanks for dropping in to the 'outpost for the inmost' girls, StandUpGirl.com If you're pregnant, scared, and alone -- I know... I've been there. The last thing you want is people talking at you. Take a breather, a time out, and check out my site. It was info like this that really helped..."
OptionLine
Local services, search by zip code.
800-395-Help (800-395-4357)
OptionLine is a joint service of
CareNet, a network of more than
1,100 pregnancy centers, and
Heartbeat International,
both offering hope to women facing unplanned
pregnancies by providing practical help and emotional support. Free
pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, abortion information, parenting classes,
and material assistance, and more.
A teen-friendly site affiliated with OptionLine, presenting teens with information on a range of issues, including hooking up, unplanned pregnancy, life before birth, and abortion. Heartbeat International
The first network of pro-life pregnancy resource centers in the
One Young Woman's Story . . .
“I found that I was pregnant in May 2002. I was 21,
and not in a healthy relationship with the baby's father. I was scared
and wasn’t sure what to do.
"I discussed various ideas with my parents and we all
agreed that adoption would be the best option for both me and the baby.
I was about to graduate from college and knew I couldn’t support my baby
with everything she would need. I also knew it would not be fair for my
baby to grow without the support of two loving parents.
"My sister and I were both adopted as infants and our
adoptive parents gave us a wonderful and loving home.
I wanted to give my baby the same opportunity.
Adoption was a hard decision to make, especially after my baby
was born. But I knew it was
the most loving decision to make. I read profiles of perspective
adoptive couples and I met the couple I had chosen and asked them
questions about how they would raise my baby.
I was then able to meet them again at the agency and hand them my
baby in person. It was sad
to say goodbye to my baby but the joy of knowing what a good life I was
giving her made those sad feelings go away.
"I hope mothers make the right decision for them and
their baby. No matter how hard it is to give your baby up for adoption,
in the long run, it is a very rewarding decision to give your baby hope
for a very loving and blessed life.”