YOU HAVE CHOICES

Though you may feel like you have no other choices…YOU DO! You are probably facing one of the most important choices of your entire life.

Our professional and volunteer counseling staff understands that your situation is unique and important. We are here to provide you with accurate and up-to-date information to help you make an informed choice.

Parenting

This option is extremely difficult to process. It is a life long commitment … yet you feel like your life is over. When you feel like your “career”, “education”, “financial stability” and/or “relationship” is in jeopardy by this pregnancy, it is even harder to view parenting as a positive choice. But your life isn’t over! Our counselors will help you break down all your concerns and help you see the benefits and the realistic challenges to choosing parenting.

Abortion

This would never happen to you! You can’t believe you are now faced with choosing abortion. This is critical…the decision to abort should not be made quickly or under pressure. Its your body and the law makes it your choice. Even though abortion seems like a quick fix there are physical, emotion and spiritual risks to abortion. So before you make that choice, you must explore all the facts. Your counselor at CWRC has been trained to answer all your questions and give you the most accurate information on abortion. It’s your future that will be affected…get the facts…then choose.

Adoption

This may seem like the hardest of all the decisions to make. The idea of carrying a child for 9 months and then placing the baby with another family may seem emotionally impossible. However, today adoption is very different than it was years ago. While confidential and semi-open adoption are still available, so is open adoption. In open adoption children grow up knowing that they are loved by both their adopted parents and the parents who gave them life.

Maternity Home

Sometimes being pregnant and unmarried means you do not have a place to live. CWRC is committed to helping you by arranging for placement in a maternity home. Most maternity homes are warm places of refuge that provide for the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of teens and adults facing a crisis pregnancy. Their goal is to help you regain stability and independence.

Shepherding Homes

An interim care family is usually a local Christian family who provides a loving, nurturing home for a newborn infant, allowing birthparents the time they need to be sure that the decision they make is the right one for the baby and themselves.