As you consider what to do, you may . . .
. . . feel overwhelmed with questions that seem too tough to resolve.

. . . believe that your choice is just between abortion or keeping your baby.

. . . find that most of the information you have is just about being a single parent, with very little information about marriage or adoption.

. . . not know about the help that is available.

"When I found out I was pregnant I felt so confused and alone. I wanted to pretend it was all a dream—that I would wake up soon. I thought I had lost everything I had hoped for. I knew I needed to do something, but didn't know where to start or who to trust."
—Marci, age 20

We're here to listen. We're here to help you . . .
. . . through counseling and support groups.

. . . obtain information about marriage, adoption, and parenting.

. . . identify educational, legal, and medical resources.

"A lot of people think that making a decision is easy: 'You either keep the baby or place it for adoption.' Believe me, it's not that simple. I needed someone to help me through this."
—Rachel, age 22

Where there's help, there's hope. We are here to help you . . .
. . . with the emotions and challenges you may experience.

. . . work through these concerns and take control of your life.

. . . understand your options as you plan for you and your baby.

"At LDS Family Services I had somebody who would just listen to me and help me. I needed that. My counselor helped me to understand that there are ways to solve the problem of being single and pregnant—that there was hope."
—Stacy, age 16