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teresawill
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I would love to become more involved in the pro-life movement. I would like to know of places to volunteer, or other helpful things one could do without medical training.
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7_Sorrows
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40 Days for Life or pregnancy centers that help mothers facing unplanned pregnancies and hep them with parenting classes and items for their babies and other resources.
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TheLittleLady
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Foster care.
Prison ministry.
Refugee aid.
Hospice.
Promoting Safe Haven laws and locations in your community in schools and other public places
Prison ministry.
Refugee aid.
Hospice.
Promoting Safe Haven laws and locations in your community in schools and other public places
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blackforest
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We need more specifics. The pro-life movement has something for everybody. What are your strengths and talents? What could you offer? Do you want to work with pregnant women, legislators, youth, or perhaps behind the scenes?
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SunSeeker
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You could always work to provide donations/items for new mothers.
The pro-life group near me takes in items to make the choice for life more easy for mothers who don’t think they can handle it.
Diapers, blankets, bottles etc. Might be tricky at the moment, but once the virus passes, it will be an opportunity.
It’s not frontline, but that also means you get to do as much or as little as you have time for.
The pro-life group near me takes in items to make the choice for life more easy for mothers who don’t think they can handle it.
Diapers, blankets, bottles etc. Might be tricky at the moment, but once the virus passes, it will be an opportunity.
It’s not frontline, but that also means you get to do as much or as little as you have time for.
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