It is our hope that we can offer support and information to our youth to help them make sense of our current political and moral environment, and prepare them for future challenges. Time and time again, we are thanked by students on campuses for bringing them the truth about the HUMANITY of LIFE, the INHUMANITY of birth control and abortion and the HUMANE choices that are available when facing life issues.
In these educational sessions, we will cover the following topics as well as offer the students an opportunity to tour the Hope Mobile and see a live ultrasound scan!
- Fetal Development
- Abortion
- Being Pro-Life in today’s culture
- Abstinence / Cohabitation
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD’s)
- Birth Control
We offer two sessions per school year for Jr. High and High School guys and girls. Remaining sessions in 2022 and a January session in 2023 are scheduled as follows:
- October 15 – Guy Talk for Jr. High
- November 5 – Girl Talk for Jr. High
- December 3 – Guy Talk for High School
- January 7 – Girl Talk for High School
One parent is encouraged to attend the session with the student. All sessions are hosted by Life Choices Women’s Clinic in our clinic at 8326 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85020 on scheduled Saturdays from 10am to 1pm. The class for 1 Parent and 1 Student includes a pizza lunch. We have limit space, so please sign up in advance! Parents can contact us regarding bringing multiple children to a scheduled Program.
Click on the link below to complete a registration for any of the scheduled Education Sessions.
For more information on these Life Education programs, email Sammie Carel at sammie.c@lcwcaz.org.


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.


