Navigating an Unexpected Pregnancy in Georgia
Before You Decide
We know that deciding what to do in an unexpected pregnancy is one of the hardest, most personal choices you may ever face. If you want to learn more about abortion, free pregnancy and parenting resources, or the different types of adoption—open, closed, or semi-open—we will walk through each option with compassion, empathy, and your best interests at heart.
Our role is not to pressure you, but to listen, answer your questions honestly, and make sure you have the information and support you need to choose what’s right for you.
Your First Steps
1. Start a Conversation and Explore Your Options
Text or call us - whatever is more convenient for you. Covenant Care Adoptions provides answers, help, and aid without pressure. We can share more about abortion methods, side effects, what to expect, and after abortion counseling resources. If you are considering adoption, we can help you take the next steps and share important red flags to avoid. We can also connect you to free aid if you would like to parent.
2. Meet with a Counselor Wherever You Are
Covenant Care counselors are located across Georgia and will meet you in a place you feel comfortable—your home, a coffee shop, the library—at no cost. We can also connect you with reliable local resources.
3. Make a Choice That’s Right for You
Take the time you need to think through what you want and plan your future. Also know that you can explore additional options even after a choice has been made.
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If you chose an abortion and change your mind after taking the first pill, abortion pill reversal is possible and can allow you to continue a healthy pregnancy when successful.
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If you choose adoption, you do not sign any legally binding paperwork until after you give birth, and after you sign that legal paperwork, you have 4 days to change your mind.
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If you choose to parent, but then decide to make an adoption plan, you still have options, and we can walk you through these steps. Or if you start the adoption process and decide to parent, we can share more about your rights and the legal process.