FAQ
We know that there are a lot of questions that come up during this time in your pregnancy. It can be a time of uneasiness and doubt. Here are some questions and answers that might help you in your decision about whether or not His Caring Place is the right place for you. Please click here to contact us.
1. Who can live at His Caring Place?
Young pregnant ladies ages twelve to twenty-four who have completed an intake interview, had the physician’s form filled out, and filled out an application may live at His Caring Place.
2. Can my other child(ren) stay with me?
We cannot accommodate anyone other than the applicant.
3. How much does it cost?
There is a sliding scale of 1% of the family income for those that are able to contribute to their daughter’s care. If an applicant is unable to pay, the fee may be waived.
4. What if I don’t have insurance?
We will assist you in applying for Medicaid.
5. How long can I stay?
His Caring Place provides a home for you until you deliver your baby. You may apply for our aftercare program while pregnant if you are interested in staying in the program after the birth of your child.
6. Can I leave the program if I want to?
We are a voluntary residential program and home. Any resident can leave at any time during her stay. (If the resident is a minor, she must be signed out by a parent or legal guardian.)
7. What if I’m not sure about my plans?
We meet with each young lady on a weekly basis to discuss her goals and plans for the future so that there is no pressure to make quick decisions. Our goal is to help you through the process of creating a successful plan for you and for your baby.
8. Can I work or go to school while I live there?
Yes. Your weekly case meetings are designed to help you make a schedule that allows for the accomplishment of your career and academic goals.
9. Can my baby be adopted?
Yes. We are extremely supportive of birthmothers who choose adoption. If you choose to place your baby, we will help you through the process each step of the way. We will also assist in matching you up with an adoption agency that meets your needs.
10. Do you have a doctor for me to go to?
If you do not already have a doctor, we have strong relationships with several doctors in the community who are familiar with our program and the needs of our residents.
11. What will I do while I’m there?
Our goal is to help you safely complete your pregnancy, accomplish your goals, receive the love and support that you need, and discover God’s plan for your life.
12. What happens after my baby is born?
If you choose to parent your child, you will have a plan in place to enter the aftercare program or return home to family or possibly enter an independent living situation. If you place your child for adoption, you have the option to continue living in the program for a period of rest, recovery, and counseling.
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