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Is Abortion My Only Option if I Don’t Have Any Money?

April 2, 2025 Abortion

If you just found out you’re unexpectedly pregnant, worrying about finances is likely at the top of your mind. The uncertainty of how to afford prenatal care, baby supplies, and ongoing expenses can feel overwhelming.

Abortion is not your only option if you don’t have any money as you face pregnancy. Budgeting for pregnancy and beyond is possible, and First Care is here to help. With the right plan and support, you can navigate this season with confidence.

Read on to learn how to get financial support and set yourself up for financial stability. Contact us today to learn about all the ways we’re here to help.

Budgeting for an Unplanned Pregnancy

1. Assess your current financial situation: Start by reviewing your income, expenses, and savings. Identify non-essential expenses you can cut back on to make room for pregnancy-related costs.
2. Create a pregnancy budget: Factor in essential expenses, including:

  • Prenatal care and medical costs (check if you qualify for government assistance or reduced-cost clinics)
  • Baby essentials (diapers, clothing, car seat, crib, etc.)
  • Maternity clothing and supplies
  • Possible childcare expenses

3. Explore community and government assistance programs: There are many programs and resources available to help expectant mothers, including:

  • WIC (Women, Infants, and Children Program) for food assistance
  • Medicaid for pregnancy-related medical care
  • Local charities, churches, and other organizations that offer free maternity and baby supplies/support

4. Take advantage of free and discounted resources: First Care offers free educational courses, parenting programs, and material assistance to help ease financial burdens. When you take our parenting classes, you can earn points to buy diapers, gently used baby items, and other essentials.

First Care is Here for You

You don’t have to navigate this all alone. First Care provides practical support, financial resources, and educational opportunities to help you prepare for motherhood without the stress of financial uncertainty.

We are here to help you find the resources you need, whether for prenatal care, parenting support, practical baby items, or basic needs.

If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy, help is available. Contact us today to learn about all the ways we’re here to support you during pregnancy and beyond.

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