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Considering Abortion?

Get the facts before you decide.

An unwanted pregnancy can be a frightening situation. If you are considering an abortion, we encourage you to get reliable facts before making up your mind.

There are several types of abortion procedures — each carrying its own risks. It’s important to have accurate and up-to-date information before making a decision that may have short and long-term health implications.

You are not alone in this. We’re here to listen and answer your questions in 100% confidence and without judgment.

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Abortion Info

Please note that Abiding Hope does not perform or refer for abortions. However, we are committed to offering accurate information about procedures and risks.

Your Right To Know.

It’s North Carolina Law.

​North Carolina law requires that a woman receive certain abortion related information at least 72 hours prior to an abortion (effective 10/1/2015). This information is part of the N.C. Woman’s Right to Know Act of 2011 that mandates the giving of informed consent prior to an abortion.

You have the right to choose an abortion, and you also have the right to be informed of all the facts about your pregnancy and abortion.

The Woman’s Right to Know Act requires that women seeking an abortion be fully informed about relevant issues such as:

  • Abortion methods
  • Medical risks associated with various abortion methods 
  • Probable gestational age of the fetus at the time the abortion is to be performed
  • Possible adverse psychological effects of abortion
  • Medical risks of carrying a pregnancy to term
  • Public and private agencies and services available to assist the woman through pregnancy, at childbirth, and when the child is dependent
  • Alternative options to abortion
  • Information on free ultrasounds
  • Name of the abortion provider and if he/she has liability insurance
  • Location of the hospital where the abortion provider has clinical privileges in the case of an emergency

More information is available on the Woman’s Right to Know Act from the NC Department of Health and Human Services. http://wrtk.ncdhhs.gov

You deserve access to accurate information from a resource that will not profit from your pregnancy decision.

Caring, supportive guidance is available.