PARTNER WITH LIFE CHOICES WOMEN’S CLINIC
Volunteer
The volunteer commitment at Life Choices Women’s Clinics can easily work with a college student’s class schedule because we have both morning and afternoon shifts. Plus students can receive credit for service hours and letters of recommendation for serving. Serving the community while a college student always looks good to future employers!
Advocate
College-aged women seek abortions more than any other age. We want women to come to our Pregnancy Clinic first so they can hear about all their options, have an ultrasound, and receive the love of Christ. The number one way women find themselves at one of our clinics is though a friend or family referral! So talk about us! Let women on campus know there is a safe place to come when they think they may be pregnant. There are also opportunities for student groups to hold baby bottle campaigns, collect items for our assistance program, Baby Boutique, and serve the clinic though special projects.
Pro-Life Missionary
Pro-Life Missionaries will spread the Pro-Life message by providing care to the women, men, and children who enter Life Choices Women’s Clinics and the HOPE Mobile Clinic, as well as assist LCWC in organization, fundraising, and other projects to support the pro-life movement. Although this missionary work is medically based, we are looking for anyone with a passion for the Pro-Life movement.
You’re Interested? Now What?
Click the Get Involved button to fill out a Volunteer Application:
Are you interested in helping us?
We’d love to hear from you
Contact Sheila at 602-305-5100
As the shelter in place order was established, Life Choices Women’s Clinic was ready to serve the community by implementing serious precautions in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Our staff had the choice to self-isolate by working from home or coming to the clinic to work.
After a difficult night, knowing her baby was dying inside her, she remembered the Abortion Pill Reversal pamphlet she had received on the Hope Mobile Clinic and called the APR Hotline nurse. Debby helped her get started on progesterone, and referred her back to our clinic to continue her care. The progesterone had side effects, causing her tiredness and nausea.
