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Pregnancy Resources

Here at Choice we are committed to providing holistic support for our clients. To ensure our expectant  parents are met with the best care possible, we partner with a variety of organizations across Oregon and Washington. 

 

Listed below are some of our community partners and recommended resources for housing, addiction recovery, medical needs, counseling and mental health services, and wrap-around support. Resources are broken up by location and will lead you directly to the source site. If you need help connecting with one of these providers, reach out to your advocate for additional support.​​​​​​

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Need pregnancy support? 

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Emergency & Immediate Help

 

If you are in a crisis or emergency situation, please contact one of these lines below. Call 911 for emergencies

  • Call or text 988 for mental health crisis support

  • Call 211 to connect with local resources including housing, food, healthcare, and community services

  • Call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP for substance use and mental health treatment referrals

  • Call the Maternal Mental Health Hotline at 1-833-852-6262 for immediate pregnancy and postpartum mental health support

 

*Our pregnancy hotline is for connecting with an advocate for the purposes of either exploring pregnancy options or making an adoption plan. Our hotline is not for emergency situations.

When you reach out, we will get back to you the same day.

State & Federal Resources 

Oregon Resources

Portland Metro Area

Salem & Mid-Willamette Valley

Bend & Central Oregon

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Southern Oregon

Astoria & Northern Oregon

Washington Resources

Vancouver & Southwest Washington 

Seattle Metro Area

Spokane & Eastern Washington

Need more support?

This guide includes a small selection of trusted community resources. We have access to a larger resource library with additional local, state, and national programs covering housing, healthcare, pregnancy support, mental health, addiction recovery, domestic violence services, and more.

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If you need help finding a resource that fits your specific situation, please reach out to an advocate here or call/text 503-550-9310. We can help connect you with additional support options.

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