Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre - Calgary, Alberta

Kimberly J.

Torments young impressionable women with inaccurate data about abortion as they’re an anti choice, predatory, Christian organization. I regretfully brought two friends here when I was a teen and they both report the same tactics of being shown graphic images of “abortions” (misrepresenting the actual timeline of abortion and what a fetus looks like in early development) and pressured heavily into keeping their babies even without parental or paternal support. It’s left both of them in poverty and one of them entirely dependent on social services as their child has developmental delays and they can’t afford proper care. They have beautiful kiddos, it’s true. But their lives are also significantly different than they would have been if they had been allowed grace and kindness instead of shame and fear. Those are the testimonies from actual clients you should care about. Stay away. Women’s healthcare sometimes includes abortion. Abortion is healthcare. You have options. Women’s health clinics are a safer, more realistic choice that will support your right to choose. They’ll support you in both scenarios. Not just the one they deem to morally superior. Be safe. Take care.
You can love Jesus while you take care of yourself. You don’t have to feel shame in putting yourself before having a baby when you’re not ready. The bible actually only says that life begins at first breath. You can make those choices for yourself.

Tors M.

BE WARNED This clinic is practicing unethical Google advertising techniques so that their pro-life agenda can reach vulnerable girls seeking often life saving medical procedures like abortions. This is not an abortion clinic but will try to convince you to keep your baby. Shameful and unethical practices by management at this clinic

omotola A.

Calgary pregnancy care centre is an amazing centre with lots of services and lovely staff. I am happy I found this centre when I did because I was new to Calgary and close to my due date. All the staff I met were helpful and brilliant especially Andrea and Judy who attended to me directly. Thank you for being kind and wonderful

Sarah M. B.

A friend suggested the clinic when I came to Calgary and the support I received has been incredible. There's free ongoing classes: prenatal, baby's first year and financial literacy, a baby rhyme time group, a wide variety of free maternity and baby clothing to choose from, a supportive counsellor who attended my birth and has become a close friend, referrals for the food bank and fair entry, and ongoing resources from friendly people that - could help any new family to Calgary. The Pregnancy care center has been one of the most useful resources I've came across and I can't thank them enough!

Shelby R.

This organization is absolutely amazing. They are so helpful. They gave me a bunch of maternity clothes and baby stuff for my girl. The men and women that work here are absolutely amazing 🙌🏻👏🏻❤️❤️

Minerva K.

People who have rated this place poorly, have clearly not been here and wrote reviews based on their on biases. There are clinics that will provide you with access to an abortion, but this is an option for pregnancy and parenting / family support. If you come here wanting an abortion, you're simply in the wrong place and many of you already know that. No one slanders cross cancer society for not trying to end diabetes but there are people seeking help from both. So understand people who don't cater to abortion aren't against you, they are simply another organization in the plethora of options.

PCC is here to help and they are willing to listen. They provide great care for women before and after baby is born. There is so much they do and if pregnancy is scary and you just need more people in your corner, please have a conversation. They always are happy to provide clothing, formula, and even housing goods from some locations. Their help extends so much further than just in the womb.

In the end, those touting this place has an agenda is also pushing their own agenda and their views need to be taken with a grain of salt as they have not been clients here. Organization are allowed to coexist.

Julie P.

I was working as a volunteer for CPCC when I found out that my own 15-year old daughter was pregnant. We instantly became clients, and both my daughter and I received individual counselling and support from the moment we expressed a need. They stayed involved with us throughout the entire experience, and we are both still friends with our counselors, and she delivered her son almost nine years ago. They offer practical help (like maternity and infant clothes) and emotional support (helping everyone cope with the upcoming changes). Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre is an organization that I strongly believe in, and would heartily endorse their programs.

Nosy A.

I am new to Canada, like running. I have children and am pregnant. My due date is very close. Will this organization help me provide what I need? Because I am in a difficult situation and I feel stressed and I want help. Please answer my question.