
Help with Expenses During Your Pregnancy
Our Sandy office is home to a team that’s available 24/7 to help with your immediate needs — including a safe place to stay in our birth mother apartments.
The right choice is deeply personal
Each option comes with its own set of considerations. When making this decision, consider the following:
- Your values, beliefs, and feelings about each option.
- Your current life circumstances, including your support system, financial situation, and future plans.
- Your emotional and physical health.
- The timeframe you have for making this decision.
- The resources available to you for each option.
It might help to:
- Speak with a trusted healthcare provider who can offer accurate medical information.
- Connect with a counselor who specializes in pregnancy options counseling.
- Reach out to trusted friends or family members who can support you without judgment.
- Take time for self-reflection to determine what feels right for you.
Your Options:
You might be feeling overwhelmed right now. Maybe you just found out you're pregnant in St. George, or you're in Price, wondering how to handle this situation. That's okay. We help women from all over Utah:
- Keep your baby
- Place your baby for adoption
- Get the information you need to decide

"I thought I only had two choices – parenting or abortion. Learning about adoption helped me see I had more options."— Jessica from Ogden
Parenting
- What you need to know about raising a baby.
- Help if you choose to parent
- Programs in Utah that can help

Adoption
- You're in control of the process
- Choose and meet the family if you want
- Stay in touch with your baby if you choose
- Get help with expenses and housing

"I live in Moab, and there weren't many services nearby. Heart to Heart helped me figure out my options even though I was hours away from Salt Lake."— Ashley, age 22
Abortion
Here's what you need to know about abortion access in Utah
- Your life is at risk
- You face serious physical health risks
- The pregnancy resulted from rape or incest
- Two doctors confirm the fetus has a condition incompatible with life
- If under 18, you need parental consent
- Everyone must wait 72 hours between counseling and the procedure
- These laws may change over time
- Abortion providers may be limited in some areas
Making Your Decision:
- Take your time
- Get facts about each option
- Talk to someone who won't judge you
- Think about your current situation