Are You Pregnant?

Are you unsure whether you can raise your unborn child? Do you want to know what options are available to you?

FCCA provides compassionate counselors to help you decide whether an adoption plan is best for you and for your child. There is no cost to you, and no high pressure tactics are used. You will have all the time and help needed to decide what is best. The information you share with us is completely confidential and will not be shared with anyone.*

As you consider adoption, you may want to review profiles and photos of our pre-approved adoptive families. We can also help you make an adoption plan with a family member, or with an adoptive family you have already located through another source, such as an attorney, facilitator, or pregnancy center.

If you would like to contact us confidentially, click here and complete the form with your contact information. A social worker will contact you within one business day to respond to your questions. Meanwhile, feel free to browse through the sections below to get answers to many of your questions.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. Who selects the family to adopt my baby?

2. Will I be allowed to communicate with my child after the adoption?

3. Can I remain anonymous and protect my identity from disclosure?

4. What are the rights and responsibilities of the child's birth father?

5. How does my Native American heritage affect my adoption plan?

6. I need help with living expenses or medical expenses during pregnancy; how does that work?

7. What if I want legal or personal counseling?

8. How long do I have to change my mind?

9. What kind of paperwork do I sign to make an adoption plan?

10. What is the difference between an agency adoption and an independent adoption?

* Exception to confidentiality rule: FCCA social workers are mandated reporters of child abuse and must contact CPS if they become aware of suspected child abuse.