They have excellent Parenthood classes for women (or couples) in need during and after pregnancy,…read moreuntil the kid is 2 years old. To participate in their very nice baby-boutique you will need to attend their Parenthood classes, so every time you go, you get some vouchers and then you can shop at their location. To apply for their program you will need to make an appointment, go to their facility and pass thru some interviews. If you get approve you good to go. Great parking lot. Nice location. Good nursery room and babysitters so you can calmly pay attention and enjoy the supper that they cook and provide each time it has class. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone in need while pregnant. Plus if you are looking for a place to make donations, here is definitely your place to do it. :-)

Nice place and always nice people! They will listen to you without judging you!…read moreThey will give you advice and make you feel better! One day I called them and I felt like I was calling my best friend, because the way she was talking to me... Like she truly cared about me was sincere.... I highly recommend this place if you need someone to listen to you!

Very lovely people! Highly recommended and always accommodating. Location is clean and welcomingread more

Great place friendly people, penny is lots of help Very…read morehelpful for whatever you need

The consumer information posted above on YELP may be misleading. A Crisis Pregnancy Center is not…read moreunlike your typical walk-in clinic in your community that offers "limited medical services." This Center is unapologetically pro-life, pro-woman, and pro-family. Their list of services include pregnancy confirmation, options consultation, sexual health education, services for men, parenting support, abortion recovery, and much more. There are licensed medical personal on their staff. I know one of them. All you have to do is give them a call or visit their website noted above. This is not an "anti-abortion" clinic. They recognize that, in the end, the choice is yours. They just want you to have the truth, the facts, about who is growing inside your body. This is a pro-life clinic that offers many choices on the side of life.

I wanted to say that this clinic has such great people. My car broke down on the side of the road,…read moreand they graciously allowed me to stay inside while I waited for a tow. They allowed me to use their private restrooms, and gave space for me to attend to some urgent work. I know their kindness and eagerness to help me in my time of need will translate to those looking for help in their pregnancy journey.

From the owner: Pregnancy Aid Clinic in Roswell, Georgia offers free and confidential pregnancy services for women…read morefacing unexpected pregnancies. Our caring medical team provides lab-grade pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, options education, and emotional support--all in a warm, welcoming environment. Located in the heart of Roswell, we're here to listen without judgment, answer your questions, and help you feel confident in your next steps. You're not alone. Compassionate, professional care is just around the corner.

Amazing organization, saving lives, changing the future in such a positive way. God bless the staff…read moreand leaders of The Beacon of Hope.

They have excellent Parenthood classes for women (or couples) in need during and after pregnancy,…read moreuntil the kid is 2 years old. To participate in their very nice baby-boutique you will need to attend their Parenthood classes, so every time you go, you get some vouchers and then you can shop at their location. To apply for their program you will need to make an appointment, go to their facility and pass thru some interviews. If you get approve you good to go. Great parking lot. Nice location. Good nursery room and babysitters so you can calmly pay attention and enjoy the supper that they cook and provide each time it has class. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone in need while pregnant. Plus if you are looking for a place to make donations, here is definitely your place to do it. :-)

I am beyond grateful for the care, compassion, and professionalism shown to me at Atlanta Care…read moreCenter. From the moment I walked through the doors, I could feel God's presence in this place. Every staff member treated me with kindness, patience, and genuine concern -- not just as a patient, but as a person. In a time when I truly needed reassurance and grace, they went above and beyond to make sure I felt supported, informed, and cared for. Their hearts for service truly reflect their calling, and it shows in the way they do their work with excellence and love. I thank God for placing this care center in my path. If you are looking for a place where compassion meets professionalism and faith is felt through action, I highly recommend Atlanta Care Center. May God continue to bless the hands and hearts of everyone who serves here.

Every staff member I encountered has been pleasant and helpful! The moment I was checked in until…read morethe moment the nurse came in was encouraging, as it allowed me to get the resources I needed in an informal way. Thank you!

Our family moved to GA in 2017 and we were excited at the thought of attending one of the large…read morechurches in the area (Northpoint, Passion City, Free Chapel, etc), but these were too big and hard to feel a sense of community. After all these years of searching, I feel we found a great Bible teaching, welcoming, and community focused church. We have quickly been able to connect with the pastors and their staff, and feel comfortable to ask questions about the church and their vision. The church is easy to get to off of 400 Exit 12.

Wasn't sure what to expect when first visiting this church in such a politically-charged condition…read morethis country is in. Was delighted to find a warm, friendly group that stayed with praise and fellowship while enjoying the Word of our Lord. Not only is the music wonderful, their once-in-a-while buffets are delicious! Thanks for welcoming us with open arms. So glad to have found our new church-home. Amen!

Very attentive staff. My daughter had an emergency…read moresituation. I was able to get her in on short notice. We were later referred to the ER.

Lynn who schedules is great and as long as you don't mind seeing a great female Nurse Practitioner…read morethis is the best place! Only $40 for exam and any add ins for specific tests after that.

This place was a mixed blessing…read more As a woman going through a lengthy divorce and who got pregnant out of wedlock, I was thrown out by family. I found this place and lived in their Maternity Home. The "house parents" (married couple that lived downstairs) and those who ran the Maternity Home could be kind if you behaved or adapted to their Christian views. As someone who has severe religious trauma I found that they could be cruel when I didn't agree with their views. I was spied on the house's "security cameras," and they lied about them. They told me they were there for only liability reasons and they would only be viewed if there was a reason to. I was a breastfeeding mother and the fact that a man was able to freely view the cameras watching me without my consent is extremely disturbing! I never got a proper apology when I figured out that they were abusing the use of the cameras and listening to all my phone conversations. Major invasion of privacy! So this place was not great all in all. They had very little psychological training or offer proper postpartum support. If you're in a Maternity Home, that means you're living in poverty. You're not holding down a job that pays a living wage, probably don't have enough schooling, and you're away from your family. Another problem I saw is it didn't really teach any life skills. It provided a clean space for my newborn daughter and me. I was going through a divorce, going to school, and focusing on pursuing a career in the medical field after being a preschool teacher for many years. I have never made a living wage for just myself! I wanted to focus on school and my newborn daughter so that when it was time for us to leave I would finally be able to support myself while also going through a divorce. It was an immediate problem because they pressured that I work, but the amount of time I'd spend away from my daughter would mean I couldn't breastfeed her and still not make a living wage! I was mistreated and ridiculed for choosing to focus just on my studies and my newborn daughter while also dealing with the stresses of my divorce. I was focusing on finishing a medical assistant certification so that I could get a higher paying job or secure a rental or feed and clothe myself and baby daughter or know what to do regarding my finances! You're allowed to live in the home for 18 months after baby is born, but I got out when my daughter was 8 months because I couldn't handle the mistreatment any longer! The "Women's Center" offers diapers and Christian counseling (which are all scheduled during the day so how are moms supposed to work?), attendance at which gets credit to use in their baby store. Living for free with superficial assistance for a year would have been nice without the religious strings that are attached. They've created a place for struggling pregnant women who decided to have their babies instead of having abortions, a Christian haven where pregnant women could live (while dealing with the stress of wondering how they will survive after they are kicked out) during their newborn's first year of life. The Maternity Home also houses for couples who would model "healthy marriages" (heterosexual only). Church and Bible study are mandatory. Forcing beliefs onto vulnerable pregnant women is a recipe for disaster. Once I left the Maternity Home they started allowing the public to do "tours" to gain more profit. The mothers can't leave washed baby bottles in the kitchen because the place has to be "show ready" at any given time. The Ministry truly views pregnant women and babies as production devices! They truly don't care about baby and mother. A baby those very same people don't even want to be involved with in any way. It's like a puppy mill - more concerned with profit, who cares what happens to the "product?" This is not a mindset that values life or babies. The Maternity Home could be wonderful and helpful, but needs to be monitored as they should be judgement free and not force beliefs that are not freely shared by women. It's very unethical.

Brought a friend to her appointment today and I have two children ,2 year old boys, so I had to…read morebring them in with us, we all sat in the waiting room being quit and respectful. I had gone here personally in the past with my pregnancy where they told me "you're probably just too early to see the baby, come back in a couple weeks" then they sent me home with MISCARRIAGE PAPERS! I went to my OB/GYN and i was intact pregnant and was not having a miscarriage, I chalked it up to maybe it was just a mistake and moved on from that. But with today I want to make it known both of them were doing very well for 2 year olds, one of them has autism and along with that he has vocal tics so he did yell one time and they lady came running out telling me to get my children and go outside because there are women in here who have/ having abortions and it's not very sensitive for me to have my children here for them to see. It says right at the top of there page "they DO NOT offer abortions or give abortion referrals"! On top of all of that My friend who was the one with the appointment told them she wasn't very religious and preferred to not talk about God (which should've been fine because not everyone believes in the same things as the person next to them) but the lady doing her appointment just continued to asking/ talking to her about God making her very uncomfortable. When they were wanting to schedule her next appointment we had told them previously I wouldn't be able to take her weekly due to the fact that I am a mom with 3 children of my own and we asked about the video appointments they talked about on phone because "they understand not everyone can make it weekly," but when asked about it they said "No, we really need you to come in weekly".