Understand Your Pregnancy Options
Maybe one option is already on your mind. Maybe you’re still sorting through all three. Pull up a chair with a mentor, ask what you want to know, and learn what abortion, adoption, and parenting involve. Your conversation is confidential, and there is no cost to meet with us.
Services We Offer At No Cost
Wondering if you might be pregnant? Start with a confidential pregnancy test and talk with a mentor about what comes next.
Need an ultrasound? We provide referrals to local providers and will even help schedule your appointment. Talk with a mentor to get started.
From parenting and life-skills classes to our Bringing the Family Back to the Dinner Table program, there’s a place here to learn, connect, and grow.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk-ins are welcome Tuesday through Thursday. If you’d rather have a set time, contact us and we’ll arrange one.
Is Acts of Hope a medical clinic?
No, and we’re upfront about that. We’re a pregnancy resource center offering pregnancy tests, education, practical support, and referrals. We don’t replace your doctor; we help you get to the right one, with someone in your corner while you do.
What happens when I come in?
You’ll take a lab-quality pregnancy test and get your result during the same visit, with a mentor there to answer your questions. One note: a pregnancy test can tell you whether you’re pregnant, but not how far along you are or whether your pregnancy is progressing. That’s what an ultrasound is for, and we can refer you and help schedule one.
I’m a student. Can I come in?
Yes. We’re less than three miles from Arkansas Northeastern College, and plenty of our clients are balancing school with everything else. A mentor can also connect you to community resources for education and practical needs.
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The invaluable time I have spent with Acts of Hope, learning what I needed to learn, has allowed me to be the best parent to both of my children.
Acts of Hope allowed me to do better for myself, so I could do better for my kids.
I am getting to spend the time that I need to develop myself while obtaining the things that my child needs. That is the biggest blessing and why they are so important.
I have a 13-year-old, and now I feel like a surprised new parent. The best part is having Acts of Hope Pregnancy Center to fill in all of the loose gaps.