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Why Client Care Training Matters: Equipping Compassionate Peer Support Volunteers
We explore why every Client Care Advocate at Options completes comprehensive training before meeting with clients. Walking alongside someone facing a pregnancy-related challenge is both a privilege and a responsibility. While compassion is essential, meaningful support also requires training, self-awareness, and practical skills.
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4 days ago4 min read


Building Community: Highlights from Options' Summer 2026 Open House
Community, hope, and meaningful connections were at the heart of Options' second annual Open House. From family-friendly activities to inspiring conversations and stories of lives being impacted, discover why this event is about so much more than opening our doors—it's about building a village where no one walks alone.
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Jul 24 min read


How a Christian Perspective Can Help Women Heal from Unplanned Pregnancy and Abortion
The journey of healing is deeply personal, but a Christian perspective offers unique hope and restoration. At Options, we recognize that...
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Feb 25, 20254 min read


The Power of Active Listening
Listening is the foundation of communication. It's the beginning of a solution, and sometimes, it is THE solution. It is the practice of...
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Feb 19, 20253 min read


Arina's Story: Making a Difference while Volunteering at Options
I felt strongly that this was a place where I wanted to contribute, even though my field of expertise wasn’t directly related to the cent...
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Feb 5, 20253 min read


La Peur au Ventre: A Documentary Starting Conversations
While Options is a non-political organization, we recognize that politics does affect our work and daily lives. Historically, the United...
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Jan 29, 20253 min read


Daling's Story: Navigate this daunting journey alone
A Pregnancy Journey from Fear to Faith to Hope. Discovering I was pregnant was one of the toughest challenges I faced during my pregnancy journey. It wasn't until my 13th week of pregnancy, during a routine check-up and refill for my anemia medication, that I learned I was expecting. The news hit me like a ton of bricks, and tears became a daily occurrence. With this discovery came a whirlwind of emotions and decisions. The first thing the doctors provided me was a referral t
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Mar 25, 20242 min read
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