They empower women and families facing unexpected pregnancies in Harriman, TN. They provide accurate information, free services, and practical support with a holistic and compassionate approach. ​They give each of their clients the care and attention they need, empowering them to make an informed decision for themselves and their future.

They are a community outreach program assisting women, children, and families in unplanned pregnancies. Their services are free and confidential.

Pregnancy Choices offers free and confidential pregnancy support and services.

They help connect students with the campus and local resources that are available to pregnant and parenting students. They also fundraise every year to financially support pregnant or parenting students. Online Programs Family and Married Housing

Their committee works to support pregnant and parenting students; advocates for Title IX rights (including proximity parking spaces, housing, financial aid, free on campus childcare services during the academic year and summer, and lactation spaces on campus), consistently tabling and connecting students with external resources in the community, hosting baby showers for expecting parents, and hosting donation drives. Pregnant and

UConn Students for Life (SFL) supports pregnant women on campus through empowerment, service, and advocacy for student parents. They provide material aid, financial assistance, peer-to-peer support, transportation to and from pregnancy centers or appointments, and coordination with departments. Contact email below for assistance. Student Parents at UConn and Pregnant and Parenting Student Resources Policy for Pregnant and Parenting Students Lactation

The Haven Home provides transitional housing for pregnant and parenting women with children under age 5 helping to move them from poverty to prosperity.

Seneca offers support to women before, during, and after pregnancy.

Every Good Gift is a job training ministry for young single moms. They offer paid part-time jobs to women who are either pregnant or are parenting a young child (age 2 or under). They work daytime hours at locations that are accessible via public transit and help with the costs of transportation. Free on-site childcare is available.

V-Hawks for Life operates as an extension of the Viterbo Campus Ministry department, which can be found in the Sr. Thea Bowman Center (the little green house on Franciscan Way). They provide peer-to-peer support to pregnant and parenting students through material aid, financial assistance, baby showers for expectant mothers, and coordinating with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights,