Alpha Omega Center

"Saving real people: Mothers, Fathers and Babies! Thank you God! Grandparents are very happy too ❤️"

"I will always happily recommend Alpha Omega, based on my own experiences with their genuinely kind, compassionate staff and their welcoming facility. I received several services across two pregnancies. On my first visit, I received a confirmation of pregnancy via test and ultrasound. I was also provided prenatal vitamins, a packet of information, resources for finding prenatal medical care, and a few sweet, sentimental baby items. The staff were kind and courteous to my husband, who attended the appointment with me, while also meeting their professional responsibilities of briefly consulting with me separately. We understood this to be an appropriate protocol, which would benefit women in less positive domestic situations. Even though I was already moving out of state, the staff made me feel very welcome and comfortable to follow up for any future needs. I was met with sweet excitement when I returned to share my gender results and when I returned again a few years later for prenatal vitamins during my second pregnancy. Although I didn’t use any further services, due to living so far away, I got a great impression of their classes/shopping program for baby/toddler necessities based on a little tour during my first visit. I don’t believe the staff would be pushy toward non-Christian clients, but the reality and sincerity of their faith-based Christian values and compassion are evident. This center honors God’s love for all people, including women with any form of physical, emotional, or spiritual need, as well as the unborn babies and young children who will benefit from the quality care provided to their mothers."

"Not a real clinic. It is run by a religious group for the sole purpose of talking women out of having an abortion. Helping women and educating them is nice and all, but that's not their real mission."

"Staff is very knowledgeable and kind. We have learned so much and received help from the program in more the one way. It's always such a joy to be able to attend a class and learn and earn ar the same time!"

"If you’re going to vandalize property and harass women who come here for help you should probably open your own clinic to support new mothers. There’s a National baby formula crisis, mothers can’t afford diapers, places like this don’t perform abortions but they still really help people of low income who can’t get care or education from other places. It’s a privilege to vandalize one of the few places women can go to get help with their pregnancies, there’s already huge disparities in women’s reproductive care, take your aggression and your spray paint and use it on the population who makes the laws, not the people giving out free education to low income women who are nervous about being mothers."