Resources That Meet You Where You Are
Pregnancy can affect more than one part of your life. Questions about school, work, relationships, healthcare, housing, and finances may all arrive at once.
Pregnancy Care Center can help you sort through those concerns, find useful information, and connect with resources that fit your circumstances.
For Students
Pregnancy can raise questions about finishing school, attending classes, participating in activities, or talking with a teacher or administrator. Our For Students page explains educational protections, including Title IX, and offers guidance for balancing pregnancy with your academic goals.
For Men
A possible pregnancy can leave men wondering what to say, how to help, and where they fit in the decision. Our For Men page offers practical guidance for supporting your partner, communicating respectfully, and preparing for the conversations ahead.
Community Resources
Help With Everyday Needs
ONE Clayton brings Clayton County resources together in one searchable guide. Explore assistance related to employment, child welfare, education, food and clothing, healthcare, housing, mental health, and family safety.
Food and Nutrition Support
Georgia WIC provides eligible pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and young children with nutritious foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and healthcare referrals. Its website includes application information and a clinic locator.
Early Support for Your Child
Babies Can’t Wait connects Georgia families of infants and toddlers with developmental evaluations and early intervention services.
Parent to Parent of Georgia also offers a searchable resource database for families affected by disabilities or special healthcare needs.
Dental Care and Education
The Georgia Oral Health Program helps families locate dental education and preventive care. Services may include exams, cleanings, sealants, fillings, and other basic treatments based on local availability and eligibility.
Start With a Conversation
Several concerns may overlap, and you may wonder which resource fits your situation. An advocate at Pregnancy Care Center can listen, help you organize your questions, and identify a useful place to begin.
