When Zoey reached out to our clinic, Alcove Health, she believed she was scheduling an appointment at an abortion clinic. She was young, overwhelmed, and facing a decision she never imagined having to make.

“When I found out I was pregnant, I was 19, living very worldly. I felt sad, emotional, and all alone. I came to Alcove thinking it was an abortion clinic.”

From the moment she walked through the doors, her experience began to shift.

“While there, Jenn immediately comforted me. She listened to my story. The nurses, Denise and Kinta, were comforting and made me feel very welcomed.”

What Zoey found was not pressure or judgment, but help, hope, and space to breathe.

“Alcove really changed my perspective on my pregnancy and my life. I went when I was 3 weeks ready to terminate my pregnancy, and now I’m 7 months preparing to give birth in 12 more weeks”.

“Everything happens for a reason. God knew what he was doing when he brought me to Alcove, and now I’m expecting a baby boy.”

Today, her gratitude turns outward, toward the mission and the lives still waiting to be reached.

“Keep changing lives and saving little innocent babies like mine.”

That is exactly what we intend to keep doing!

Zoey’s story is a powerful reminder that when compassion meets crisis, both the mother’s and the child’s lives are forever changed.

Would you consider making a year-end gift today to join us in 2026 as we continue to serve moms and save babies across our community?

The abortion pill isn’t a decision.
It’s a default.

It’s marketed as a personal choice—fast, discreet, handled alone.
No clinic. No conversation. No one asking how she’s really doing.

When a woman fears she might be pregnant, her phone quickly fills with abortion pill ads promising a solution that feels simple and private. Within hours, pills can be ordered and shipped to her door.

Unless someone steps in first.

Recently, a young woman, let’s call her Emily, found herself in that moment. She was scared, overwhelmed, and convinced abortion was her only option. She had already begun searching online when she saw an ad for our clinic, Alcove Health, and decided to call.

That call changed everything.

Instead of isolation, Emily found personal care.

Candra answered the phone with gentleness and helped her schedule an appointment right away. When Emily arrived, Jenn sat with her, listened without judgment, and gave her space to breathe.

And in the ultrasound room, Kinta showed Emily the truth, the life growing in her womb. In that quiet moment, it became real. And Emily wasn’t alone.

Today, she is continuing her pregnancy and is connected to ongoing support because a compassionate team met her in those critical hours, before a default decision was made.

At Care Net Peninsula, we fight the clock because hours matter. Your year-end gift helps ensure we answer the phone, offer same-day care, and walk with women when fear is loudest.

Your gift breaks the timeline.

This year-end, will you give generously so more women like Emily receive time, truth, help, and hope, rooted in relationship, not isolation?