Questions You May Be Asking

Question	Our Advice
What is a crisis pregnancy?	A pregnancy can become a crisis when it is complicated by such things as school or career pressures, family tension, strained relationships, financial needs, or health concerns.
What types of services are provided?	Pregnancy tests, post abortion support, abstinence education, material assistance, referrals to community resources, educational material, and ongoing emotional support.
Do I need to make an appointment?	Appointments are preferred, however walk-ins are welcome.
Do I need to show my health card at the centre?	No, you do not need to show your health card. All services provided are free and confidential.
Who will I talk to at the centre?	The centre is staffed with trained peer counsellors who have experience dealing with unplanned pregnancies and grief support. You do not need to face this alone!
What is post abortion stress?	Post-Abortion syndrome (PAS) is what some women experience following an abortion. While some can experience relief right after their abortion, emotions can "catch up" with them months or even years later. Many express that they wish they could go back and "undo" the abortion. Some typical symptoms include: guilt, anxiety, depression, thoughts of suicide, re-experiencing the abortion, fear of not being able to get pregnant again, survival guilt, eating disorders, alcohol or drug abuse.
Do you refer or perform abortions?	We are not a medical facility, and as such we do not refer for medical procedures. We are able to provide you with accurate information with regards to all the options that are available to help you make an informed choice.

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