Women’s Pregnancy Care Clinic is a local women’s clinic that provides wrap-around support for women in crisis. Hear some of their stories:
Stephanie did not have health insurance when she discovered she was pregnant and she did not have adequate resources to afford proper prenatal care. With a growing belly and the future unknown, she started to have second thoughts. Then she found WPCC. “I didn’t have a job or any medical coverage. Without WPCC, I don’t think I would be giving birth to this baby. In fact, I know that.” Now a mom, Stephanie now has a healthy baby girl.
Karla had a similar story of feeling alone, unprepared, and frazzled. She received a call from WPCC while she sat, sobbing in her car and heard these words: “It’s okay, come over here, we’ll take care of you. You can talk to somebody.” She immediately drove over to WPCC. Karla’s new testimony: “I have the [WPCC] clinic to thank that I had my daughter…she means everything to me.”
Maribel described her soul as “broken and depressed” when she came to WPCC. As a single parent, she had a heavy responsibility to shoulder her child’s needs, not to mention her own. After coming to WPCC, Maribel has a new story: “I came to WPCC…and for anything and everything that I [had] been going through, my support partner in the program [was] like a mother to me. This program has been the backbone through my journey of single motherhood.”
Women’s Pregnancy Care Clinic has a number of stories like these—only possible with support from partners. Your support is vital! Do you want to make a difference in the lives of local moms? Gifts of diaper bags, baby toiletries, and gender-neutral clothing are welcome. Checks can also be made payable to WPCC.
Please stop by the table in the Worship Center Lobby to find out more, or to drop off your gift. The Bundles of Blessings Shower will continue through Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 10. Visit our event page for more information.
Support for Women in Crisis
