What Services Can Private Adoption Help Me Within Kansas 

You have now found yourself unexpectedly pregnant, and after some careful consideration and deliberation, you have made a choice to put your child up for adoption. However, you may still be hesitant about adoption, or you may still be having second thoughts about adoption. You may be wondering, “How am I going to afford the hospital bills when I deliver my child?” or, more generally, “How can I get help during my pregnancy?” What may come as reassurance to you is that adoption services, like Adoption Choices of Kansas, provide more than just an adoption service.  

If you need adoption help now, please call us at 877-903-4488, text us at 316-209-2071, or visit us at Adoption Choices of Kansas.

 Unplanned Pregnancy Help  

You may be considering adoption, or you may have chosen to pursue adoption but do not know the full extent of what services an adoption agency can provide. Putting your child up for adoption is a gift, and you are providing a new future for your child as well as a future for prospective parents. Although the whole process may seem tedious and overwhelming, our qualified staff will be there with you every step of the way, so you don’t have to worry about questions regarding legality or access to healthcare.  

During the whole process, one thing to understand is that you have complete control over your adoption plan even though you will be working with an adoption specialist. If you are doubtful about whether or not you want to pursue an adoption, we have services for that as well. If you want help to make your decision, you can call us at (877) 903-4488 or contact us on our website. You can also get into contact with our 24/7 adoption counselor by calling 316-209-2071. By getting into contact with us, you can be reassured that it will be confidential with no obligation.  

•  Financial Services 

One of the biggest questions you may be having during your pregnancy phase is how to get financial aid, especially when you get later into your pregnancy. Adoption in Kansas, specifically with Adoption Choices of Kansas, will provide you with many avenues of support during your pregnancy. The first thing you have to do to get help is to contact our staff, where your situation will determine financial assistance, and the amount given will be determined by how much the state of Kansas allows.  

You may be wondering why financial assistance during your pregnancy is so important. Financial assistance is so important because financial stress can have lasting effects on your mental health and your child. According to the Archives of Women’s Mental Health has found that stress about finances is correlated with women having children with low birth weight. Thus, you should not be stressing about your financial situation during your pregnancy because our adoption counselors are more than willing to help you work out what assistance you can get. However, if you need financial assistance as soon as possible, you should get into contact with our staff quickly because our adoption counselors need to have a good understanding of your situation to help you get the assistance you need.  

• Safe Housing 

While you are dealing with your pregnancy, one of the most important basic needs every mother needs is a safe house. A safe house not only alleviates stress for you but also for your child. At Adoption Choices of Kansas, we provide a safe place to sleep if you are homeless or are currently facing a crisis.  

Beyond providing safe housing, Adoption Choices of Kansas is also a safe haven, which means we are a designated drop-off point for a newborn that you may not be able to take care of. This is known as the Safe Haven Law or as the Baby Moses Law, and you can leave your baby you are unable to take care of here confidentially with one of our employees. Once you give up custody of your child, your baby will receive medical care and will be placed with an emergency provider. 

• Medical Care 

Access to proper prenatal care may be your biggest concern, and it should be because it keeps you and your baby healthy during and after your pregnancy. Access to prenatal care means that a doctor can diagnose early problems before they worsen. For women who don’t have access to prenatal care, face a greater risk of low birth weight and possibly death due to complications. Access to prenatal care also gives you access to a doctor, who can give you recommendations on what to eat and how to exercise to keep yourself healthy. However, these can be difficult to gain access to if you are financially unstable or if you are homeless. Many adoption centers will help expecting mothers with medical care, and Adoption Choices of Kansas also provides this service. Our counselors can help you apply for Medicaid so that you can receive proper medical care throughout your pregnancy.  

•  Counseling 

Mental health is just as important as physical health for anyone, including expecting mothers. However, you may be dealing with a lot of issues, such as access to medical care or access to a safe house. These issues may be putting any thoughts of your mental health on the backburner, but your mental health should be cared for and considered. At Adoption Choices of Kansas, we provide counseling for you before and after your pregnancy. Our staff will help you through all your emotional turmoils to ensure that you are being taken care of because pregnancy can be difficult, especially if you are going through it alone. 

Whatever your background may be, you can be reassured to know that at Adoption Choices of Kansas, we do not discriminate under any circumstances, we are willing to help no matter your background, so reach out to us today by filling out our contact page or calling/texting us at (316) 209-2071. 

Adoption Choices of Kansas serves birth parents statewide and beyond, please call us or text us to learn more! Call Us at 877-903-4488 or Text Us 316-209-2071

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