Financial support is available for you to help with rent, groceries, lost wages and utility...
Financial support is available for you to help with rent, groceries, lost wages and utility expenses. We want to see you succeed and realize you may need help in this transitional time. There are state caps on the amount of finances available. We also have programs with area churches which are available which can help with maternity clothes and food.
We will work with you to determine the best housing options. We can provide rent...
We will work with you to determine the best housing options. We can provide rent support or if more help is needed, we partner with area maternity homes which offer room and board as well as a host of educational and transitional services.
Accurate information is so important as you make this decision. Financial support, counseling and the potential to have contact with your child post adoption are all factors we want to discuss with you. You create the adoption plan that is right for your situation.
Having a friend to walk along side you without judgement, is sometimes the best help we can provide. You can choose from licensed counselors, peer birth moms or a spiritual mentor to help you navigate this journey.
The process can seem overwhelming, but we will walk with you every step, making sure you are making the decisions you are comfortable with.
Text or call. We promise to get right back with you.
We want to know you, your situation and your choices before we move forward.
You decide the type of adoption, level of contact and other details.
Children, no children? Racial preference? This is your choice.
You will have a hospital plan created by you to determine the level of contact and who is with you.
We know the weeks following an adoption can be hard. We are there with continued support and counseling.
No, we work with expectant moms from all over the United States.
The statistics on teen moms are very said. 25% of women who give birth as a teen will have another baby while they are still a teen. But even worse is that 60% of women who live in poverty were teens when they had their first baby. When we look at poverty in general, 85% of children in poverty were born to teen moms. Adoption is a plan to provide for your baby and break that cycle.
There is definitely grief that can surface after placing a child for adoption. That isn’t always the same as regret. Spending time with your counselor and mentor can help you to identify those feelings. There can also be regret if you choose to parent and realize you don’t have the support that everyone promised. We continue to offer counseling after your placement to help navigate these strong emotions.
We are here to answer your questions with no obligation. We will give you all the information you need to make the best decision for you and your child.
140 E 22nd St, Suite A
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 United States
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