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We provide a safe place for women and men facing an unplanned or unsupported pregnancy to find compassion, support, free medical care and community resources.

When you make a donation, you are ensuring every pregnant woman and teen who walks through our doors has the resources and support she needs to become a parent.

 

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Baskets4Babies / Share Your Giving Story With Us!

For the entire month of December, you can donate toward our annual baby basket drive. With over 2,000 patients each year, you can imagine how many return with their little bundles of joy in need of basic items. With Baskets4Babies, we can fill a basket with diapers, wipes, bibs, bottles, blankets,... Read more

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Meet some of our amazing patients...

Linda

It was a Friday afternoon in September when Linda was scheduled to come in for a pregnancy test at the Sacramento Life Center. 

Read Linda's story

Michelle

“There are Wonderful People at Sac Valley Pregnancy Clinic (Sacramento Life Center)!

When I began to suspect I might be pregnant, my boyfriend and I couldn't afford much; sometimes not even food, so buying a pregnancy test was a little out of the question. We looked for a place to go for free pregnancy testing and stumbled upon Sac Valley Pregnancy Clinic.

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Kasey

Kasey was undecided about her pregnancy, she felt nervous and afraid; she was the mother of a two-year old little boy and not sure she could handle another baby. Kasey was also fearful that her relationship with her boyfriend would end. He was not thrilled at the idea of her being pregnant and told her she should have an abortion. 

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Josie

A frightened 16 year old girl came to the Life Center’s Mobile Medical Clinic for pregnancy testing. The on-duty patient advocate assured her she had come to a safe place where she could explore her options. Josie shared that her mom didn't know about her possible pregnancy, so they discussed how Josie might tell her.

Read Josie's story