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friendship, hope, love, pregnancy support - Birthright Hillsboro, OR

At Birthright, we...

  • Understand the challenges related to unplanned pregnancies.
  • Offer love, friendship, and support to women who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant.
  • Are available to women for as long as they need us.
  • Are interdenominational, and not involved in any political activities or lobbying.
  • Are focused on loving the mother – reminding her that there is hope, and ensuring she is not alone.

We would love to help you!

if you need help or support during your pregnancy - Birthright Hillsboro, OR
volunteer - pregnancy center - Birthright Hillsboro, OR

Your visit would look like:

1. Support

Come into our office and meet with a volunteer to discuss your needs. You can provide as much or as little information as you’d like. There is no cost, and no pressure.

2. Pregnancy Test

A woman who thinks she may be pregnant can take a free pregnancy test. If there is a positive result, we provide a certified letter that can be used to receive benefits.

3. Referrals

We also provide information and referrals. We can help connect you with needed local resources.

4. Support

We are here to help you during a challenging time, and are happy to provide maternity and baby items as needed.

5. Ongoing Care

Women may continue to come in as needed for support and clothing and diapers for their baby up to 18 months old.

At Birthright, we listen, answer your questions, and talk with you about your options. We will help you develop a life plan — free from any pressure you may be feeling from family or friends.

What can we do for you today?

Stories...

Jennifer
I came to Birthright to talk about my options. I had an abortion 2 years ago and now I was pregnant again. I hated my abortion experience but my life hadn’t changed. I let myself get pregnant again with a different man but the same story. He said he would leave me if I had the baby. With my first pregnancy I had the abortion and he broke up with me anyway. I knew I couldn’t go through the pain of abortion again. My counselor didn’t talk about what she thought I should do. We mostly talked about my relationships and how I let boyfriends talk to me, treat me and control me. I told her I was sometimes afraid of him. She talked about the cycle of abuse. She was worried about my safety, but we lived together and he paid all the bills. I didn’t want to go to my mom’s house because my stepdad was an alcoholic. My counselor and I worked together and found a safe place for me to stay. She helped me get an Order of Protection. I started going to the Happy Moms Healthy Baby group at Birthright and met some new friends. I still have a ways to go but I feel more confident. I love my baby boy.
Krystal
I came to Birthright when I was 18. I was a college freshman and home for Christmas break. Only a few of my friends back at school knew I was pregnant. I hadn’t even told my old boyfriend. I guess I got pregnant around Graduation, but we had broken up. My periods were always irregular and I was so excited to go away to school so I never thought I was pregnant. I finally realized what was happening when I felt the baby’s movement. I was trying To deny it mostly because I was terrified to tell my parents. They thought I was perfect and I couldn’t disappoint them. I was getting overwhelmed with fear about my parents, labor and how I couldn’t handle a baby. I broke down two days before Christmas. My parents were disappointed but embraced me. My mom knew about Birthright and we went and spoke with a counselor. We talked for two hours. We set up a prenatal care plan. She helped my mom work through feelings of disappointment and me work on my anxiety and embarrassment. We went back to Birthright for several counseling sessions and then I went to a post-partum support group there. It was helpful to know I wasn’t the only one uncertain about parenting. I had to switch schools, but my parents lovingly made a nursery for my baby boy at their home. I will start student teaching next semester.
Zoey
I came to Birthright wanting an abortion. I was so set on abortion that I didn’t pay attention to what Birthright did and did not do. I [...] called from my car and asked “can I come in now?” The woman said “yes”. I was 39 years old and distraught. I had 2 children. I just finished my Masters and I didn’t even want my new boyfriend to know about this. I couldn’t have this baby. I didn’t want to give him the chance of telling me to get rid of it. I wasn’t going to be the one who gets abandoned again. I walked in Birthright’s door. The counselor came out and was really sweet. I told her I think I’m at the wrong place. I told her I’m here for an abortion and she told me they didn’t do abortions. My stomach was so upset [...] I got sick and she gave me a can of 7-Up to drink. She [...] asked me to sit down and talk. We talked for two hours. She didn’t judge me or tell me what she thought I should do. We talked a lot about decision making in a crisis and listening to your heart instead of your head. I liked her because she helped me see how strong I was… I decided to have my baby girl. I met with my counselor every couple of weeks. We were working on a plan and I needed her support. I found a job in my field and Birthright paid for me to get a certification I needed. They also helped with some bills when my doctor put me on bedrest. I know if I hadn’t gone to what I thought was the wrong place, my beautiful girl wouldn’t be here.
Selena
I was very worried that I was pregnant again. I was only 17 at the time and was already raising a three-year-old child from non-consensual involvement. My future felt very uncertain and I was worried the doors of opportunity were closing on me. I realized that in order to beat the odds and overcome the challenges facing single parents, I had to find help. Taking one step at a time, I searched online for pregnancy testing and that’s when I learned about Birthright of Hillsboro, Oregon. I called and spoke with Barb who was volunteering at the center. I was able to get a free pregnancy test, and we spoke for quite a long time. She reassured me she would be there for me and help me on my path through this crisis and motherhood. She has always kept her promise. Birthright provided emotional support and even helped with diapers, a layette, blankets, and clothes. I’m so grateful for the love and support I received. Getting that kind of support in the midst of crisis was a life saver, and gave me the courage to be the best mom I can be. My story ended well and I can thank Birthright for being an important part of my healing.

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