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Services

Collier Pregnancy Centers, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to building a culture of life in Southwest Florida.  We operate two medical facilities that provide limited medical services under the supervision of a licensed physician. Currently our services include:

 

· Pregnancy Testing

· Pregnancy Confirmations

· Limited Obstetrical Ultrasound Exams

· Relationship Education

· Sexual Health Education

· Mother and Baby Material Support

· Medical and Community Referrals

· Ongoing Support/Mentoring/Coaching

· Adoption Information Pregnancy Options Education

· Education Emotional Support

· Partner Mentoring

· Life Strategies Coaching

· Communication Skills

· New Parent and Infant Care Classes

· Drug and Alcohol Abuse Education & Referrals

· Parents of Pregnant Teenagers Support

· Education on Sexually Transmitted Diseases

 

 

We have a “Mommie and Me” eight session course designed to give information about prenatal care, what to expect during labor and delivery, breast-feeding, child safety, how to have a healthy pregnancy and more! The classes are offered free of charge and are very informative for new moms, experienced moms, and dads alike.

 

Classes are held the 1st and 3rd Tuesday evening of each month from 6:45  p.m. to 8:00 p.m.  Classes are held at Center Point Community Church. Upon completion of the eight classes, the participants are provided with a car seat. 

 

 

 

 

Collier Pregnancy Centers, Inc. provides diapers, wipes and baby clothing to our clients.  Keeping up with the diaper requests has become increasingly more difficult.  Diapers are always needed at both of our medical clinic!  If you would like to donate diapers, please drop off your donation during our regular hours, or  call 239-262-6381 to arrange for a pick up.

Our babies will thank you!

 

 

Collier Pregnancy Centers, Inc.  offers abstinence education through one- on- one nurse consultations at the clinic. Collier Pregnancy Center is also affiliated with CCAP (Collier County Abstinence Program). CCAP is committed to offering adolescents, ages 11 through 18 a game plan for life through educational programs and services that promote abstinence from sexual activity and the use of alcohol and other drugs as the healthiest lifestyle. For information on getting the information out to school and youth groups contact :

Mary Stuller, Director E-mail @ ProjectCCAP@aol.com.

www.abstinencefirst.org
www.abstinence.net

 

 

Sexually transmitted diseases education is provided by one-on-one nurse consultation at the clinic.

 

 

 

 

 

Building a Culture of Life.