Resources By State - Arizona
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- A Standing With You Partner
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- Campus Resources
- Lactation Rooms
- The University of Arizona Pregnancy Help State
Diaper Changing Stations: Available on Campus
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Pregnancy and Parenting Information
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Northern Arizona University Pregnancy Help State
Students for Life NAU moves to educate and inform students of their rights as pregnant and parenting students and to give them options to choose life.
Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy
Lactation Rooms: equipped with an electrical outlet, lockable door, and privacy.
- North and Central Campus Accordion Open Aquatic and Tennis Center (Bldg 86)
- Cline Library (Bldg 28)
- Honors College – Honors Living and Learning Community (Bldg 41)
- International Pavilion (Bldg 50A)
- Kitt Recital Hall (Bldg 37A)
- Science Annex Building (Bldg 20)
- Science and Health Building (Bldg 36)
- Student & Academic Services (SAS) (Bldg 60)
- South CampusAccordion Open Contracts, Purchasing, and Risk Management Building (Bldg 98B)
- du Bois South Union (Bldg 64)
- Facility Services (Bldg 77)
- Health Professions (Bldg 66)
- Coming Soon… Student Athlete High Performance Center (SAHPC) (Bldg 73A)
- Women’s and Gender Studies/Applied Indigenous Studies/Ethnic Studies Suite 100, SBS West (Bldg 70)
Diaper Changing Stations: located in the same buildings as the lactation rooms and in women’s restrooms.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected] .
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - The University of Arizona Pregnancy Help State
- Diaper Changing Stations
- The University of Arizona Pregnancy Help State
Diaper Changing Stations: Available on Campus
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Pregnancy and Parenting Information
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Northern Arizona University Pregnancy Help State
Students for Life NAU moves to educate and inform students of their rights as pregnant and parenting students and to give them options to choose life.
Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy
Lactation Rooms: equipped with an electrical outlet, lockable door, and privacy.
- North and Central Campus Accordion Open Aquatic and Tennis Center (Bldg 86)
- Cline Library (Bldg 28)
- Honors College – Honors Living and Learning Community (Bldg 41)
- International Pavilion (Bldg 50A)
- Kitt Recital Hall (Bldg 37A)
- Science Annex Building (Bldg 20)
- Science and Health Building (Bldg 36)
- Student & Academic Services (SAS) (Bldg 60)
- South CampusAccordion Open Contracts, Purchasing, and Risk Management Building (Bldg 98B)
- du Bois South Union (Bldg 64)
- Facility Services (Bldg 77)
- Health Professions (Bldg 66)
- Coming Soon… Student Athlete High Performance Center (SAHPC) (Bldg 73A)
- Women’s and Gender Studies/Applied Indigenous Studies/Ethnic Studies Suite 100, SBS West (Bldg 70)
Diaper Changing Stations: located in the same buildings as the lactation rooms and in women’s restrooms.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected] .
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - The University of Arizona Pregnancy Help State
- Pregnant and Parenting Scholarships
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National Resources - Priority Registration
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National Resources - Online Programs
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Northern Arizona University Pregnancy Help State
Students for Life NAU moves to educate and inform students of their rights as pregnant and parenting students and to give them options to choose life.
Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy
Lactation Rooms: equipped with an electrical outlet, lockable door, and privacy.
- North and Central Campus Accordion Open Aquatic and Tennis Center (Bldg 86)
- Cline Library (Bldg 28)
- Honors College – Honors Living and Learning Community (Bldg 41)
- International Pavilion (Bldg 50A)
- Kitt Recital Hall (Bldg 37A)
- Science Annex Building (Bldg 20)
- Science and Health Building (Bldg 36)
- Student & Academic Services (SAS) (Bldg 60)
- South CampusAccordion Open Contracts, Purchasing, and Risk Management Building (Bldg 98B)
- du Bois South Union (Bldg 64)
- Facility Services (Bldg 77)
- Health Professions (Bldg 66)
- Coming Soon… Student Athlete High Performance Center (SAHPC) (Bldg 73A)
- Women’s and Gender Studies/Applied Indigenous Studies/Ethnic Studies Suite 100, SBS West (Bldg 70)
Diaper Changing Stations: located in the same buildings as the lactation rooms and in women’s restrooms.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected] .
- Grand Canyon University Pregnancy Help State
Peer-to-Peer Support Group: Students For Life at Grand Canyon University works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and stand alongside women by providing support to pregnant and parenting students. They provide material aid, meals for parenting students, baby showers for expectant parents, and work a the local pregnancy help center. Find contact information below.
Online Program: Online Courses: Enhanced Online Learning Experience | GCU
Parenting and Pregnant Student Policy: https://www.gcu.edu/about/offices-services/student-disability-services
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
- Pregnant Parking Spaces
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
- Lactation Rooms
- Healthcare
- General Healthcare
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Family Education and Support Program State
Free resources and services to help you reach your full potential as a parent.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
- Prenatal and Obstetric Care
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Health Start Program: Chandler State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Scottsdale State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Mesa State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Tempe State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Southside Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Pregnancy Center State
Answers for Life believes every woman should have the best, most complete information about her pregnancy options and operates as a faith-based center that helps women make informed decisions and get the best wholistic care possible.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Pregnancy Care Center – Chandler State
Providing women free compassionate care, before, during and after pregnancy.
Hotline: 1-800-712-4357
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Pregnancy Testing
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- The University of Arizona Pregnancy Help State
Diaper Changing Stations: Available on Campus
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Pregnancy and Parenting Information
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
Hope Pregnancy Resource Center provides information, resources, guidance, and reassurance to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Hope Pregnancy Resource Center aims to educate women with the facts about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and to help women in practical, tangible ways.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource State
New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource Center provides material resources such as diapers. wipes, used clothing, and at times food, formula, other baby-related items to mothers with babies up to 24 months in age. They also offer a variety of other services or provide information in regard to other available resources in their area.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Southside Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Reachout Women’s Center State
Limited medical facility offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and peer counseling, and education about options.
- Answers for Life Pregnancy Center State
Answers for Life believes every woman should have the best, most complete information about her pregnancy options and operates as a faith-based center that helps women make informed decisions and get the best wholistic care possible.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – McDowell State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tempe State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Mesa State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Pregnancy Care Center – Chandler State
Providing women free compassionate care, before, during and after pregnancy.
Hotline: 1-800-712-4357
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- STD/STI Testing
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – McDowell State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Ultrasound
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
Hope Pregnancy Resource Center provides information, resources, guidance, and reassurance to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Hope Pregnancy Resource Center aims to educate women with the facts about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and to help women in practical, tangible ways.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource State
New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource Center provides material resources such as diapers. wipes, used clothing, and at times food, formula, other baby-related items to mothers with babies up to 24 months in age. They also offer a variety of other services or provide information in regard to other available resources in their area.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Southside Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Reachout Women’s Center State
Limited medical facility offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and peer counseling, and education about options.
- Answers for Life Pregnancy Center State
Answers for Life believes every woman should have the best, most complete information about her pregnancy options and operates as a faith-based center that helps women make informed decisions and get the best wholistic care possible.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – McDowell State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- STD/STI Treatment
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – McDowell State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
- Prenatal Vitamins
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- General Healthcare
- Counseling
- Pregnancy Options
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Health Start Program: Chandler State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Scottsdale State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Mesa State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Tempe State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
Hope Pregnancy Resource Center provides information, resources, guidance, and reassurance to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Hope Pregnancy Resource Center aims to educate women with the facts about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and to help women in practical, tangible ways.
- Open Arms Adoption Agency State
Now that you are pregnant, you have options. They are here to answer your questions about adoption 24/7 and empower you through whatever decision you make.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care – Parker State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Sisters of Life- Arizona State
They are dedicated to pregnancy counseling, healing after abortion, and other referrals to local resources.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Southside Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Reachout Women’s Center State
Limited medical facility offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and peer counseling, and education about options.
- Answers for Life Pregnancy Center State
Answers for Life believes every woman should have the best, most complete information about her pregnancy options and operates as a faith-based center that helps women make informed decisions and get the best wholistic care possible.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tempe State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Mesa State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Pregnancy Care Center – Chandler State
Providing women free compassionate care, before, during and after pregnancy.
Hotline: 1-800-712-4357
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
- Nightlight Christian Adoptions- Arizona State
They assist women with pregnancy resources as well as helping with the adoption process through birth parent support and counseling. Their free adoption counselors are available to help you gather information so you can make an informed decision that is best for you and your baby.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Abortion Pill Reversal
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
- After Abortion
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care – Parker State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Renewal Centers – Eastside Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- Renewal Centers – Northwest Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- New Life Counseling – Catalina State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Peoria State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Phoenix State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Yuma State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Tucson North State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Tucson State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – 7th Street State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Sisters of Life- Arizona State
They are dedicated to pregnancy counseling, healing after abortion, and other referrals to local resources.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Southside Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Pregnancy Center State
Answers for Life believes every woman should have the best, most complete information about her pregnancy options and operates as a faith-based center that helps women make informed decisions and get the best wholistic care possible.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – McDowell State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tempe State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Mesa State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Pregnancy Care Center – Chandler State
Providing women free compassionate care, before, during and after pregnancy.
Hotline: 1-800-712-4357
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Other Counseling Options
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
Hope Pregnancy Resource Center provides information, resources, guidance, and reassurance to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Hope Pregnancy Resource Center aims to educate women with the facts about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and to help women in practical, tangible ways.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care – Parker State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- TMM Family Services State
They exist to help people move from poverty to productivity.
- Renewal Centers – Eastside Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- Renewal Centers – Northwest Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- New Life Counseling – Catalina State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Peoria State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Phoenix State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Yuma State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Tucson North State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Tucson State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- Embrace Grace – Tucson State
Are you single and pregnant? When you join an Embrace Grace group you can make friends and receive support in a judgement-free zone. They provide free childcare during the meetings.
They have two locations: Hope City church, 5729 E 22nd Street, 85711 and Vail Christian Church, 455 E Valencia Road, 85747
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Sisters of Life- Arizona State
They are dedicated to pregnancy counseling, healing after abortion, and other referrals to local resources.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Reachout Women’s Center State
Limited medical facility offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and peer counseling, and education about options.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Michael House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Family Education and Support Program State
Free resources and services to help you reach your full potential as a parent.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Pregnancy Care Center – Chandler State
Providing women free compassionate care, before, during and after pregnancy.
Hotline: 1-800-712-4357
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
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National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Abuse Recovery
- Renewal Centers – Eastside Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- Renewal Centers – Northwest Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- The Haven – Residential State
Founded in 1970, The Haven was created as a solution to the clear gap that existed in addiction recovery services—there were no substance use recovery centers in Tucson for women and their children. Research shows that relationships, especially with family and children, play an important role in women’s substance use, treatment, and relapse. Furthermore, about 7 in 10 women in recovery are mothers. To meet the needs of women in recovery, The Haven became officially incorporated as a non-profit addiction recovery facility just for women.
- The Haven – Outpatient State
Founded in 1970, The Haven was created as a solution to the clear gap that existed in addiction recovery services—there were no substance use recovery centers in Tucson for women and their children. Research shows that relationships, especially with family and children, play an important role in women’s substance use, treatment, and relapse. Furthermore, about 7 in 10 women in recovery are mothers. To meet the needs of women in recovery, The Haven became officially incorporated as a non-profit addiction recovery facility just for women.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
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National Resources - Renewal Centers – Eastside Center State
- Trauma Recovery
- Renewal Centers – Eastside Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- Renewal Centers – Northwest Center State
Renewal Centers is a faith-based, Southern Arizona counseling center, home to a variety of independently contracted, licensed, and committed individuals from three different therapy disciplines: Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work.
- New Life Counseling – Catalina State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Peoria State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Phoenix State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Yuma State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Tucson North State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- New Life Counseling – Tucson State
Providing Christ-centered, Biblically-based counseling for individuals, couples, families, teenagers, children, pastors, and ministry leaders. Each counselor has extensive education, training, experience, and certification to provide the most effective counseling.
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Su Futuro State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Voices Against Violence State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Renewal Centers – Eastside Center State
- Abortion Pill Reversal Information
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
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National Resources - Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
- Pregnancy Options
- Material Assistance
- Maternity Clothes and Baby Items
- Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
Hope Pregnancy Resource Center provides information, resources, guidance, and reassurance to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Hope Pregnancy Resource Center aims to educate women with the facts about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and to help women in practical, tangible ways.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource State
New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource Center provides material resources such as diapers. wipes, used clothing, and at times food, formula, other baby-related items to mothers with babies up to 24 months in age. They also offer a variety of other services or provide information in regard to other available resources in their area.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care – Parker State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- TMM Family Services State
They exist to help people move from poverty to productivity.
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Sisters of Life- Arizona State
They are dedicated to pregnancy counseling, healing after abortion, and other referrals to local resources.
- Answers for Life Northwest Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- Answers for Life Southside Center State
AFL believes every woman should have the best information about her options, and they seek to provide that through faith-based, holistic service.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Reachout Women’s Center State
Limited medical facility offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and peer counseling, and education about options.
- Answers for Life Pregnancy Center State
Answers for Life believes every woman should have the best, most complete information about her pregnancy options and operates as a faith-based center that helps women make informed decisions and get the best wholistic care possible.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tempe State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Mesa State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
- Assistance With Food
- WIC Coconino County State
The Arizona Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods and referrals to health and social services. WIC services pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women; infants and children under the age of five.
- New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource State
New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource Center provides material resources such as diapers. wipes, used clothing, and at times food, formula, other baby-related items to mothers with babies up to 24 months in age. They also offer a variety of other services or provide information in regard to other available resources in their area.
- St. Mary’s Food Bank State
Serves to alleviate hunger by gathering and distributing food and encouraging self-sufficiency and education.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Family Education and Support Program State
Free resources and services to help you reach your full potential as a parent.
- Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona State
Food Bank for anyone needing food assistance.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
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National Resources - WIC Coconino County State
- Feminine Products
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- Maternity Clothes and Baby Items
- Housing
- Housing on Campus
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
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National Resources - The Elizabeth House State
- Affordable Housing
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Salvation Army – Tucson State
For over 100 years The Salvation Army Social Services has been a resource for helping connect those in need with the tools and means necessary for survival.
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Arizona Department of Housing State
Combines federal and state resources into a single housing program called the State Housing Fund to assist individuals to access affordable housing.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Flagstaff State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Hope House Maternity Home State
Hope House Maternity Home is the place to come if you are pregnant and need more support than you are currently receiving from your partner or family. This is a safe place to live while you sort through your options and help you set and achieve goals for a bright future.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Family Education and Support Program State
Free resources and services to help you reach your full potential as a parent.
- Common Unity Program State
Serving homeless and near-homeless youth ages 12-24 for outreach services and transitional housing. They accept individuals, couples, and those who are pregnant and parenting.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Shelters & Temporary Housing
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- TMM Family Services State
They exist to help people move from poverty to productivity.
- The Haven – Residential State
Founded in 1970, The Haven was created as a solution to the clear gap that existed in addiction recovery services—there were no substance use recovery centers in Tucson for women and their children. Research shows that relationships, especially with family and children, play an important role in women’s substance use, treatment, and relapse. Furthermore, about 7 in 10 women in recovery are mothers. To meet the needs of women in recovery, The Haven became officially incorporated as a non-profit addiction recovery facility just for women.
- The Haven – Outpatient State
Founded in 1970, The Haven was created as a solution to the clear gap that existed in addiction recovery services—there were no substance use recovery centers in Tucson for women and their children. Research shows that relationships, especially with family and children, play an important role in women’s substance use, treatment, and relapse. Furthermore, about 7 in 10 women in recovery are mothers. To meet the needs of women in recovery, The Haven became officially incorporated as a non-profit addiction recovery facility just for women.
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Su Futuro State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Sisters of Life- Arizona State
They are dedicated to pregnancy counseling, healing after abortion, and other referrals to local resources.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Michael House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope House Maternity Home State
Hope House Maternity Home is the place to come if you are pregnant and need more support than you are currently receiving from your partner or family. This is a safe place to live while you sort through your options and help you set and achieve goals for a bright future.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Common Unity Program State
Serving homeless and near-homeless youth ages 12-24 for outreach services and transitional housing. They accept individuals, couples, and those who are pregnant and parenting.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Housing on Campus
- Childcare
- Local University Care
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
- Tips for Affordable Childcare
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Health Start Program: Chandler State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Scottsdale State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Mesa State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Tempe State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- AZ Headstart Association State
Launched in 1965, Head Start programs promote the school readiness of infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children from at risk families. Services are provided in a variety of settings including centers, family childcare, and children’s own home. Head Start programs also engage parents or other key family members in positive relationships, with a focus on family wellbeing. Parents participate in leadership roles, including having a say in program operations.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Child Support
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- The University of Arizona Pregnancy Help State
Diaper Changing Stations: Available on Campus
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Pregnancy and Parenting Information
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Su Futuro State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Voices Against Violence State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- AZ Headstart Association State
Launched in 1965, Head Start programs promote the school readiness of infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children from at risk families. Services are provided in a variety of settings including centers, family childcare, and children’s own home. Head Start programs also engage parents or other key family members in positive relationships, with a focus on family wellbeing. Parents participate in leadership roles, including having a say in program operations.
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Arizona’s Child Support Services State
Arizona offers assistance with child support and care at varying office locations. They exist to help children and families thrive.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Local University Care
- Insurance
- Insurance for Low-Income Families
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- AZ Headstart Association State
Launched in 1965, Head Start programs promote the school readiness of infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children from at risk families. Services are provided in a variety of settings including centers, family childcare, and children’s own home. Head Start programs also engage parents or other key family members in positive relationships, with a focus on family wellbeing. Parents participate in leadership roles, including having a say in program operations.
- Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System State
Arizona’s Medicaid Program
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
- Insurance for Your Child
No state resources foundLooking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources
- Insurance for Low-Income Families
- Peer-to-Peer Support
- Campus Support
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
- Northern Arizona University Pregnancy Help State
Students for Life NAU moves to educate and inform students of their rights as pregnant and parenting students and to give them options to choose life.
Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy
Lactation Rooms: equipped with an electrical outlet, lockable door, and privacy.
- North and Central Campus Accordion Open Aquatic and Tennis Center (Bldg 86)
- Cline Library (Bldg 28)
- Honors College – Honors Living and Learning Community (Bldg 41)
- International Pavilion (Bldg 50A)
- Kitt Recital Hall (Bldg 37A)
- Science Annex Building (Bldg 20)
- Science and Health Building (Bldg 36)
- Student & Academic Services (SAS) (Bldg 60)
- South CampusAccordion Open Contracts, Purchasing, and Risk Management Building (Bldg 98B)
- du Bois South Union (Bldg 64)
- Facility Services (Bldg 77)
- Health Professions (Bldg 66)
- Coming Soon… Student Athlete High Performance Center (SAHPC) (Bldg 73A)
- Women’s and Gender Studies/Applied Indigenous Studies/Ethnic Studies Suite 100, SBS West (Bldg 70)
Diaper Changing Stations: located in the same buildings as the lactation rooms and in women’s restrooms.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected] .
- Grand Canyon University Pregnancy Help State
Peer-to-Peer Support Group: Students For Life at Grand Canyon University works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and stand alongside women by providing support to pregnant and parenting students. They provide material aid, meals for parenting students, baby showers for expectant parents, and work a the local pregnancy help center. Find contact information below.
Online Program: Online Courses: Enhanced Online Learning Experience | GCU
Parenting and Pregnant Student Policy: https://www.gcu.edu/about/offices-services/student-disability-services
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
- Other Support
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- WIC Coconino County State
The Arizona Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods and referrals to health and social services. WIC services pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women; infants and children under the age of five.
- Northern Arizona University Pregnancy Help State
Students for Life NAU moves to educate and inform students of their rights as pregnant and parenting students and to give them options to choose life.
Pregnant and Parenting Student Policy
Lactation Rooms: equipped with an electrical outlet, lockable door, and privacy.
- North and Central Campus Accordion Open Aquatic and Tennis Center (Bldg 86)
- Cline Library (Bldg 28)
- Honors College – Honors Living and Learning Community (Bldg 41)
- International Pavilion (Bldg 50A)
- Kitt Recital Hall (Bldg 37A)
- Science Annex Building (Bldg 20)
- Science and Health Building (Bldg 36)
- Student & Academic Services (SAS) (Bldg 60)
- South CampusAccordion Open Contracts, Purchasing, and Risk Management Building (Bldg 98B)
- du Bois South Union (Bldg 64)
- Facility Services (Bldg 77)
- Health Professions (Bldg 66)
- Coming Soon… Student Athlete High Performance Center (SAHPC) (Bldg 73A)
- Women’s and Gender Studies/Applied Indigenous Studies/Ethnic Studies Suite 100, SBS West (Bldg 70)
Diaper Changing Stations: located in the same buildings as the lactation rooms and in women’s restrooms.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected] .
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Su Futuro State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Voices Against Violence State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Young Lives – Tucson State
YoungLives clubs are regular gatherings with parenting teenagers and mentors with the support of childcare workers and various community help. Clubs meet around the world offering fun, laughter, encouragement and an inspirational message. Other YoungLives activities may include Bible study, group outings, summer camps, and life skill instruction.
- Embrace Grace – Tucson State
Are you single and pregnant? When you join an Embrace Grace group you can make friends and receive support in a judgement-free zone. They provide free childcare during the meetings.
They have two locations: Hope City church, 5729 E 22nd Street, 85711 and Vail Christian Church, 455 E Valencia Road, 85747
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- Family Education and Support Program State
Free resources and services to help you reach your full potential as a parent.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Pregnancy Care Center – Chandler State
Providing women free compassionate care, before, during and after pregnancy.
Hotline: 1-800-712-4357
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Online Education
- Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
Hope Pregnancy Resource Center provides information, resources, guidance, and reassurance to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Hope Pregnancy Resource Center aims to educate women with the facts about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and to help women in practical, tangible ways.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Hope Pregnancy Resource Center State
- Support for Men
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Flagstaff State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Phoenix Women’s Clinic – McDowell State
Pregnancy is a lifetime decision for both of you. Phoenix Women’s Clinic has information to help you in the process of making an informed decision. Lifetime decisions are never easy, but when you educate yourself, you can be confident you made the best decision for your situation based on facts instead of fear.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Hands of Hope Tucson State
A medical non-profit providing practical resources for men and women in unexpected pregnancies.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- First Way Pregnancy Center State
First Way Pregnancy Center provides free resources which support life affirming choices. This is accomplished through a loving and non-judgmental approach with peer counseling, education, and practical services. Their services are free of change and completely confidential.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Parenting Classes
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Health Start Program: Chandler State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Scottsdale State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Mesa State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Tempe State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – North Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource State
New Beginnings Pregnancy Resource Center provides material resources such as diapers. wipes, used clothing, and at times food, formula, other baby-related items to mothers with babies up to 24 months in age. They also offer a variety of other services or provide information in regard to other available resources in their area.
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care – Parker State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Phoenix State
They serve the Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- AZ Headstart Association State
Launched in 1965, Head Start programs promote the school readiness of infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children from at risk families. Services are provided in a variety of settings including centers, family childcare, and children’s own home. Head Start programs also engage parents or other key family members in positive relationships, with a focus on family wellbeing. Parents participate in leadership roles, including having a say in program operations.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Michael House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Family Education and Support Program State
Free resources and services to help you reach your full potential as a parent.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Show Low State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tempe State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – South Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Mesa State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Phoenix State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Mesa State
They serve the East Valley area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Choices Pregnancy Centers – Glendale State
They serve the Central Phoenix area and are staffed by client advocates and medical professionals who are there to listen and provide the facts and information to help individuals make informed decisions about their body, sexuality, and future. All consultations are confidential, and the majority of our services are free or at a very low cost.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Life Skills
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Health Start Program: Chandler State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Scottsdale State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Mesa State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Tempe State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Young Lives – Tucson State
YoungLives clubs are regular gatherings with parenting teenagers and mentors with the support of childcare workers and various community help. Clubs meet around the world offering fun, laughter, encouragement and an inspirational message. Other YoungLives activities may include Bible study, group outings, summer camps, and life skill instruction.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Hope Women’s Center – West Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Maricopa State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Phoenix State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – Coolidge State
They are a faith based, trauma informed, non-profit organization that provides vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Hope Women’s Center – South Phoenix State
Serving the Greater Phoenix area and surrounding communities with free life skills classes, mentoring, and material resources.
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Michael House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Yuma State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tempe State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Tucson State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- New Life Pregnancy Center – Mesa State
New Life Pregnancy Center aims to meet physical and emotional needs by providing free services including pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasounds (where available), prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, post-abortion counseling, STD education and referral resources.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Lactation Support
- Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
- Health Start Program: Chandler State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Scottsdale State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Mesa State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Health Start Program: Tempe State
Helping New Families Right from the Start
Many Arizona women experience barriers to accessing prenatal care. For nearly ten years TCAA has operated the Health Start Program with support from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Health Start Program works to:
- Increase prenatal care services to pregnant women
- Reduce the incidence of low birth weights in newborns
- Reduce the risk for early childhood diseases
- Improve infant and toddlers’ access to important developmental assessments to improve early identification of health needs
- Informing families on the benefits of preventative health care and good nutritional habits
TCAA’s Community Health Workers identify low-income, primarily minority women early in their pregnancy and ensure that they have early and consistent prenatal care by offering home-based, family-centered, and culturally appropriate educational and referral services.
Expecting families or parents of newborns receive services in their homes and at TCAA during their pregnancies and the first two years of the child’s life.
To learn more please call (480) 389-1246 or contact us
Service areas:
Tempe | 85280; 85281; 85282; 85283; 85284; 85285; 85287
Mesa | 85201; 85202; 85203; 85204; 85210
Scottsdale | 85257
Chandler | 85248
- Aid to Women Center: South Phoenix State
We offer resources and compassionate care for those facing planned or unplanned pregnancies. Call us today for a free pregnancy test and assessment at 480-966-1902. Let us begin this journey with you through your decision process and assist you with your needs!
Walk-ins are welcome for pregnancy tests. For all other services please call us for an appointment.
Services offered:
- Free pregnancy tests
- Free limited ultrasounds
- STD testing
- Well-woman exams and services
- IUD and Nexplanon removal & family planning counseling
- Lactation consultation
- Prenatal care
- Parenting classes
- Men’s mentor program
- Material support
- Post-abortive counseling
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Aid to Women Center: Chandler State
- Campus Support
- Financial Assistance
- Finance Your Education
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- Arizona Commission of Postsecondary Education (ACPE) State
Arizona Student Financial Aid Programs helps students seeking financial assistance with their higher education.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Government Grants
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Arizona State University Tempe Pregnancy Help State
Campus Resources & Support
ASU Students for Life
ASU Students for Life works to bring awareness to pregnancy resources and provide support to pregnant and parenting students. They coordinate with departments on campus to advocate for resources, rights, and accommodations, such as free childcare, parking passes, material needs, etc.
To learn more or receive help, message [email protected]
Student Advocacy and Assistance
Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU. Our office links students with campus and community resources to support the achievement of their academic goals and ensure their health and well-being.
Location: Student Services Building
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Sign up for your Students with Families Newsletter: Students with Families of Their Own Newsletter | EOSS Forms
Campus Resources
Diaper Changing Stations: There are 9 diaper changing stations on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “universal changing station”
Lactation Rooms: There are 21 lactation rooms on campus! To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “services” and “lactation”
Family Restrooms: There are dozens of family restrooms on campus. To view the full list of locations, go to the campus map, click “accessibility” and “family restroom”
On-campus Childcare: There are three childcare options offered to children of students at the Tempe Campus:
- Child Development Lab: The Child Development Lab provides a nurturing, play-based environment where children 20 months through 5 years learn, explore and grow. Families become partners in a community dedicated to supporting children’s development and lifelong learning.
- ASU Prep Academy: ASU Prep Academy is an innovative, tuition-free public charter school network, serving students from Pre-K to grade 12.
- Reach Institute: The Reach Institute works with communities to develop, evaluate, and scale evidence-based programs and resources to promote well-being for individuals, families, and communities.
Family-friendly Spaces: Each of the ASU campuses have a variety of no-cost opportunities for students and families to relax, play, learn and explore. These majority of these spaces serve a diverse range of ages and interests.
Health Center: Offers Pregnancy Testing and Referrals
Counseling Center: Counseling support is available 24/7 at no cost. To learn more, visit Open Call and Open Chat and Where to Start.
Financial Help
The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance. If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify for assistance.
Eligible expenses include:
- Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities
- Immediate basic needs including food or housing
- Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity
- Emergency medical expenses
- Transportation required for attending classes or required academic activities
Sun Devil Childcare Subsidy is designed to help ASU Sun Devils with dependents offset a portion of their child care expenses while pursuing their degree. Through student-funded support, the program aims to maximize assistance to as many eligible student parents as possible. All eligible students are encouraged to apply, including domestic, international, online, immersion, and students from all campus locations.
Additional Arizona Family Resources: Arizona Resources.pdf – Google Drive
Campus Policies & Accommodations
Arizona State University is committed to ensuring all students who are pregnant or are experiencing medical challenges due to pregnancy or childbirth are able to continue in ASU’s education programs and activities. In our commitment to allow students to return to the same academic status as before a pregnancy, Student Accessibility can work with you to foster your continued participation in a program, whether that be with academic accommodations such as absences or assistance requesting a leave, or through other requested accommodations. Student Accessibility is the office on campus that works with students who wish to request an accommodation. In order to receive support and accommodations due to pregnancy related needs please register with Student Accessibility and Learning Services.
Location: Wilson Hall, 1st floor East Lobby
Phone: 480-965-1234
Email: [email protected]Students requesting services due to pregnancy should be prepared to submit documentation regarding the pregnancy, any complications and clearance to return to school related activities.
Students may refer to the following policy for additional information: 701–10: Accommodations and Services for Pregnant Students
Online Education: Eligible ASU Online students are automatically considered for scholarships at admission after submitting a FAFSA. No separate application required.
This is not an exhaustive list. If you see a resource missing or any updates needed for this school page, please reach out to [email protected]
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Private Foundations
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Salvation Army – Tucson State
For over 100 years The Salvation Army Social Services has been a resource for helping connect those in need with the tools and means necessary for survival.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
- Job/Career Building
- A New Leaf State
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Programs offered
- Housing & shelter: homeless shelters, affordable housing, rent assistance
- Childcare & education: daycare, headstart, tutoring, financial assitance
- Financial empowerment: assistance, coaching
- Sexual & domestic violence services: shelter, advocacy, support
- Family support services: parenting support, counseling, foster care
Find support for you and your family at Comprehensive Services For Households In Need | A New Leaf
- Tempe Community Action Agency Food Pantry State
We help individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals.
Our core services focus on four primary areas of impact:
- Food Security: Improving access to affordable, fresh, and nutritious food
- Health and Well-being: Promoting health, independence, and quality of life throughout the lifespan
- Housing Stability: Helping individuals to attain or retain permanent housing, offer emergency housing
- Economic Mobility: Lifting families and communities out of poverty
We assist participants on an individual basis based on their unique needs, goals, and wants. We work on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. We educate our leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism.
When individuals and families are held back from reaching their potential, our neighborhoods and cities suffer. By helping to lift economically vulnerable households in the East Valley out of poverty, we are strengthening entire communities.
To learn more and receive assistance, visit What We Do : Get Help : Tempe Community Action Agency
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- TMM Family Services State
They exist to help people move from poverty to productivity.
- The Salvation Army – Tucson State
For over 100 years The Salvation Army Social Services has been a resource for helping connect those in need with the tools and means necessary for survival.
- Interfaith Community Services – Southside Office State
Since 1985, ICS has been helping people in need achieve stable, healthy, and independent lives.
- Interfaith Community Services – Central Office State
Since 1985, ICS has been helping people in need achieve stable, healthy, and independent lives.
- Interfaith Community Services – Eastside Office State
Since 1985, ICS has been helping people in need achieve stable, healthy, and independent lives.
- Interfaith Community Services – Northwest Office State
Since 1985, ICS has been helping people in need achieve stable, healthy, and independent lives.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- AZ@Work State
Plays an integral role in improving AZ’s workforce by assisting underemployed and unemployed individuals
- AZ Employment First State
A Grassroots movement of AZ Stakeholders to help people with disabilities get jobs they care about and to provide resources for job seekers and the people who support them.
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Michael House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Hope Women’s Center – Apache Junction State
They provide vulnerable women and teen girls with education, mentoring, and support. Their mission is to engage, encourage, and equip vulnerable women and teen girls by providing support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
- Arizona Women’s Recovery Center State
Providing pregnant and parenting women with substance abuse treatment, counseling, and supportive services that addresses the individual needs with three housing options.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - A New Leaf State
- Finance Your Education
- Adoption
- Adoption Resources
- Open Arms Adoption Agency State
Now that you are pregnant, you have options. They are here to answer your questions about adoption 24/7 and empower you through whatever decision you make.
- Care Net Pregnancy Center of Cochise County State
They provide free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care – Parker State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Lake Havasu Pregnancy Care State
They are a pregnancy care service center that offers teens and women hope, help, information, and education before, during, and after pregnancy. Their center is a welcoming and comfortable place to come meet new friends and feel at home. Their services are provided at no cost.
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
- Hand in Hand Foundation State
They support and walk alongside pregnant mothers and families as they make decisions regarding adoption and creating an adoption plan. They want you to be fully informed, doing what is best for you, make an appointment with them today.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Tucson State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Living Hope Women’s Center State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
Apply for residency on their website.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Phoenix State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Flagstaff State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona State
Agape is a Christian service organization with a passion to empower positive outcomes for children and families.
- Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler, INC. State
Pregnancy Care Center offers pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, adoption information, and parenting support to anyone in need of help, hope, or compassion during your pregnancy.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Living Hope Women’s Center – Springerville State
Living Hope Women’s Center serves women by fostering hope through free resources during their pregnancy and afterwards. Their services are at no cost to you, and completely confidential. They are here to help you make the best decision for yourself and your baby.
- Building Arizona Families State
Building Arizona Families is a licensed adoption agency helping vulnerable children, birth mothers, and adoptive families. Their adoption programs include domestic infants, interstate, and international.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
- Nightlight Christian Adoptions- Arizona State
They assist women with pregnancy resources as well as helping with the adoption process through birth parent support and counseling. Their free adoption counselors are available to help you gather information so you can make an informed decision that is best for you and your baby.
Looking for more resources? Choose a local campus above or check out national resources:
National Resources - Open Arms Adoption Agency State
- Private Grant Programs
- Open Arms Adoption Agency State
Now that you are pregnant, you have options. They are here to answer your questions about adoption 24/7 and empower you through whatever decision you make.
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Flagstaff State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
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- More Info on Adoption
- Open Arms Adoption Agency State
Now that you are pregnant, you have options. They are here to answer your questions about adoption 24/7 and empower you through whatever decision you make.
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
- Hand in Hand Foundation State
They support and walk alongside pregnant mothers and families as they make decisions regarding adoption and creating an adoption plan. They want you to be fully informed, doing what is best for you, make an appointment with them today.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Flagstaff State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona State
Agape is a Christian service organization with a passion to empower positive outcomes for children and families.
- Life More Abundantly State
Life More Abundantly Pregnancy and Family Resource Center serves clients from all social and economic backgrounds and offers informed choices with a wide range of services to support men, women and families throughout their pregnancies.
- House of Ruth State
The House of Ruth is dedicated to serving pregnant women and families striving to provide and care for their children. All of their many services are free and are easy to utilize.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Northern Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Building Arizona Families State
Building Arizona Families is a licensed adoption agency helping vulnerable children, birth mothers, and adoptive families. Their adoption programs include domestic infants, interstate, and international.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
- Nightlight Christian Adoptions- Arizona State
They assist women with pregnancy resources as well as helping with the adoption process through birth parent support and counseling. Their free adoption counselors are available to help you gather information so you can make an informed decision that is best for you and your baby.
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National Resources - Open Arms Adoption Agency State
- Birth Parent Support
- Open Arms Adoption Agency State
Now that you are pregnant, you have options. They are here to answer your questions about adoption 24/7 and empower you through whatever decision you make.
- Adoption Solutions – Arizona State
If you are pregnant but are not ready to parent, for whatever reason, they are available to explain the option of adoption. The decision to make an adoption plan for your child is a personal decision and one that only you can make. they understand you need to do what is best for you and the baby. Call anytime and they will answer your questions about adoption or to talk about your options.
- Hand in Hand Foundation State
They support and walk alongside pregnant mothers and families as they make decisions regarding adoption and creating an adoption plan. They want you to be fully informed, doing what is best for you, make an appointment with them today.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Tucson State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Phoenix State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Adoption Choices of Arizona – Flagstaff State
Local, private adoption agency licensed by the state of AZ.
- Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona State
Agape is a Christian service organization with a passion to empower positive outcomes for children and families.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Building Arizona Families State
Building Arizona Families is a licensed adoption agency helping vulnerable children, birth mothers, and adoptive families. Their adoption programs include domestic infants, interstate, and international.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
- Nightlight Christian Adoptions- Arizona State
They assist women with pregnancy resources as well as helping with the adoption process through birth parent support and counseling. Their free adoption counselors are available to help you gather information so you can make an informed decision that is best for you and your baby.
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National Resources - Open Arms Adoption Agency State
- Adoption Resources
- Other
- Non-Profit Agencies
- St. Vincent de Paul State
A network of friends building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. They provide support for your home, food, health, and any other obstacles in your life.
Services provided
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- Churches and Religious Organizations
- Sisters of Life- Arizona State
They are dedicated to pregnancy counseling, healing after abortion, and other referrals to local resources.
- Joining Hearts State
A program of Catholic Charities Community Services that provides love and resources to those going through pregnancy, parenting, or adoption. They offer pregnancy options counseling, support, and more.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
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National Resources - Sisters of Life- Arizona State
- Federal Assistance Organizations
- WIC Coconino County State
The Arizona Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods and referrals to health and social services. WIC services pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women; infants and children under the age of five.
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National Resources - WIC Coconino County State
- Foster Family Care
- Arizona Helping Hands State
Provides resources to foster care families to help meet the basic essential needs of children in foster care.
- Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona State
Agape is a Christian service organization with a passion to empower positive outcomes for children and families.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Southern Arizona State
At Christian Family Care they offer expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Christian Family Care Agency (CFCA) – Central Arizona State
Christian Family Care offers expectant parents support through decision-making counseling, help with medical care, housing, pregnancy related expenses, and post-adoption support and counseling.
- Catholic Community Services – Tucson State
They serve pregnant women through supportive resources as well as offering after birth care for women and children.
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Phoenix State
Catholic Charities Community Services offers an extensive variety of programs to aid the individual or family, including housing, counseling, domestic violence services, early education, foster care and adoption services, homeless services, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, sex trafficking recovery, unplanned pregnancies services, veteran services, and youth development.
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National Resources - Arizona Helping Hands State
- Safe Haven
- Safe Haven Laws – AZ State
Arizona’s safe haven law allows a newborn to be dropped off, without criminal prosecution, with: an on-duty firefighter or EMT, a licensed child welfare center or adoption agency, or a church with a sign identifying it as a safe haven.
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- Legal Support
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Su Futuro State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
- Emerge Center for Domestic Abuse – Voices Against Violence State
If you feel unsafe or afraid in your relationship, learn more about the resources available to you. Emerge will support you with safety shelters, connecting you with legal resources, support groups, and child & family services.
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- Case Management
- The Gabriel House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- Elsie’s House (The Hannah Bunk House) State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Mary Apartments State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Salvation Army – Tucson State
For over 100 years The Salvation Army Social Services has been a resource for helping connect those in need with the tools and means necessary for survival.
- The Magdalene House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Hannah House State
One of the housing options through Maggie’s Place, specifically a homeless shelter for parenting and pregnant women. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Elizabeth House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- The Michael House State
One of the housing options for women through Maggie’s Place. Maggie’s Place uses a Trauma Informed Care approach to provide foundational building blocks for development, learning, and health throughout a person’s lifetime.
- La Frontera Arizona; La Paloma Amparo de Los Angeles Program State
Serving young women 12-21 who are either pregnant or parenting by helping them develop positive parenting and responsible independent living skills.
- Maggie’s Place State
Maggie’s Place offers a caring support system and source of hope to women experiencing homelessness during the critical time of pregnancy and baby’s first year.
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National Resources - The Gabriel House State
- Non-Profit Agencies