Support for Students

An unexpected pregnancy can alter countless aspects of a person’s life, even for those with a solid career and stable circumstances. For students, however, this anxiety can escalate considerably, as they already face numerous pressures. If you're currently in school and suspect you might be pregnant, we're here to assist you. It's natural to have questions regarding your pregnancy and the steps to take next.

You May Be Asking Yourself:

  • Am I going to be able to finish school?
  • What does this mean for my future plans?
  • How will my parents react?
  • What options do I have?
  • How should I tell my significant other?
  • What will my friends think of me?


If this sounds like you, please connect with us at 1st Choice today. We can help you find the answers to these questions, and provide you with the resources you need to make a decision regarding your next steps.

  • What should I do if I think I might be pregnant?

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    If you suspect you might be pregnant, the first step is to take a pregnancy test. You can visit 1st Choice Pregnancy Resource Center for a free pregnancy test and confidential support. 


    Our trained staff can help you understand your options and provide guidance.

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  • What resources are available for pregnant students?

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    There are various resources available, including counseling services, educational support, and financial assistance. 


    1st Choice offers peer counseling and can connect you with local organizations that provide additional support tailored to your needs.

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  • Can I continue my education while pregnant?

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    Yes, many students successfully continue their education during pregnancy. 


    Schools often have policies in place to support pregnant students, including flexible scheduling and access to childcare services. 


    It's important to communicate with your school’s administration to explore your options.

  • What are my options if I am pregnant?

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    You have several options, including parenting, adoption, and abortion. 


    At 1st Choice, we provide information on all these options and can help you make an informed decision that aligns with your values and circumstances.

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  • How can I talk to someone about my situation?

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    Talking to someone about your pregnancy can be daunting, but you don’t have to go through it alone. 


    Our trained peer counselors are here to listen and provide support in a non-judgmental environment. You can reach out to us via phone or visit our center for a confidential conversation.

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