Need help making pregnancy or parenting possible?

Practical pressure can feel like it decides everything Housing, bills, school, childcare, transportation, health coverage, and relationship instability can turn a pregnancy decision into a crisis. Before assuming there is no help, find out what resources exist in your area.

Local pregnancy centers and other organizations in Colorado may offer practical help. Confirm eligibility and availability with them. Related doors: /local-help, /find-a-center.

Resources may include - Pregnancy centers and maternity support organizations - Medicaid or other health coverage programs - WIC and food assistance - Housing and emergency shelter - Baby supplies and clothing - Diapers and formula assistance - Parenting classes - Transportation support - Childcare resources - Employment or education programs - Domestic violence services - Counseling and mentoring - Fatherhood and co-parenting programs

What a nurse can do A nurse can listen to the specific barriers you are facing and help identify pregnancy centers or other organizations to contact in Colorado. Because eligibility and availability change, always confirm services directly with the organization.

Tell us the real problem If your biggest concern is rent, your parents, finishing school, an unsafe relationship, or having no one to help, say that. The more specific the problem, the easier it is to look for useful resources.

Not sure what to do next? Talk with a nurse. You can ask questions, talk through what you know so far, and get help finding pregnancy centers and other resources in Colorado.

Laws about abortion differ by state. This page is public information for people in Colorado — not legal advice. Ask a nurse about your situation.