Free Pregnancy Help & Crisis Support Across Florida
Free Pregnancy Consultation & Testing Services
Every Florida Pregnancy Support Services Program location offers:
- Free, confidential pregnancy testing
- Professional pregnancy crisis counseling
- Comprehensive parenting education classes
- Ongoing pregnancy support services
Our network of pregnancy help clinic locations throughout Florida provide compassionate support for both planned and unplanned pregnancies. Each pregnancy checkup includes time with caring professionals who will help you understand all your options.
Women's Healthcare & Wellness Services
Beyond crisis pregnancy support, we offer additional health services for eligible women:
- Annual well-woman examinations
- STI testing and education
- Preventive health screenings
- Confidential healthcare consultations
Pregnancy Testing
Free Pregnancy Resources
All of our locations offer support throughout your pregnancy:
- Counseling
- Parenting Classes & Education
- Free diapers, formula and other baby supplies
Wellness Services
- Free well-woman exams
- Free STI and STD Testing
- Breast exams and pap smears
Expert Care When You Need It Most
The Florida Pregnancy Support Services program ensures access to quality care through our extensive network of pregnancy help clinics.
Making a Difference in Our Community
“I’m very grateful for everything I’ve learned in these classes.
I thought I knew everything I needed to know until coming here.”
– A client of Pregnancy Care Center of Plant City
Ready to Help 24/7
Three easy ways to access immediate support:
- Confidential helpline: (866) 673-4673
- Online contact form below
- Visit your local pregnancy help clinic
Looking for a pregnancy checkup near you? Find your nearest center today for free pregnancy testing and crisis support services.
Florida Pregnancy Support Services cares about the health and safety of our clients. Our partnering centers are open and following CDC guidelines and protocols. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath, contact your primary healthcare provider immediately.
