A Place of Hope & Healing
for anyone affected by an unexpected pregnancy.
For Families
From cribs to diapers, our outreach closet has complimentary items available on a first-come, first-serve basis. While some items are complimentary, others are earned through a points system by participating in our EARN WHILE YOU LEARN program.
For the Community
We rely on our community for donations, whether that be financial or through volunteering. We are available to speak to your church or community group to explain how you can be involved in helping Sav-A-Life meet its purpose and goals.
Pregnancy Tests & Support
We offer pregnancy tests, baby items such as diapers and clothing, and provide information on pregnancy, abortion alternatives, and post-abortion regret support.
Alternatives
Abortion is a lifelong decision. Physical risks as well as psychological and spiritual problems may arise. We care about you and we want to provide truthful information as you are considering your options. If you are dealing with guilt and pain from a past abortion, we are here to offer support in a non-judgmental way. Post-abortion regret classes are available for both women and men.
¿Hablas Español?
Nosotros ofrecemos pruebas de embarazo y artículos para bebé como diaperes, ropa y también proveemos información de embarazo, alternativas de aborto, y soporte para aquellas personas con arrepentimento de un aborto. Ofrecemos traducción en español todos los dias.
Sav-A-Life invites you to our Annual Community Sanctity of
Human Life Service
Guest Speaker: Dr. Michael Digby
Date: Sunday, January 22nd, 2023
Location: Grace Presbyterian Church, Fort Payne, Al
(5760 Gault Ave. N)
Time: 5 pm
Offering Compassionate Assistance to DeKalb County for Over 25 Years
Formed 1993, Sav-A-Life of DeKalb County, Inc. has remained committed to its Mission Statement & Goals.
The purpose of Sav-A-Life is to see the truth of God’s Word birthed in the hearts of men and women and to make abortion unnecessary and undesirable in our region.
Goals:
- To save the lives of unborn children and to minister to women in crisis.
- To assist area families, churches, & schools in understanding and communicating the Biblical view of sexual morality.
- To unify and equip area Christians through cooperative ministry.
Staff:
- Anita Johnson, WCC Director; Zahida Hrenyk, Volunteer Coordinator; Pat Harper, Accountant;
- Jean Jones and Georgia Stevens, Abortion Recovery Services.
Board of Directors:
- Kristie Cole, Dr. Michael Digby, Joe Flaherty, Pat Harper, Pastor Wayne Hrenyk, Jody Hurley, Jean Jones, Candie Johnson, & Pastor John Mathieu & Patty Tucker
Sav-A-Life of DeKalb County, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Volunteers:
- Kristie Cole, Debby Ferguson, Candie Johnson, Jean Jones, Jeannete Lawson, Carla Potter, Helen Pullen, Georgia Stevens, Karen Stout, Bonnie Ware & Christy Shavers
Sav-A-Life of DeKalb County, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Make a Financial Donation
Please choose an ongoing or one time amount to give in support of our mission. Send your donations via PayPal to savelife@bellsouth.net.
Become a Volunteer
Interested in volunteering? Great! Click here to get in touch with one of our volunteer coordinators and we will let you know what’s available.
Prayer
We believe that prayer support is essential for the health and life of this ministry. Your prayers matter! Please remember the Center and its work. Learn more about prayer needs here.
Baby Bottle Fundraiser
The Baby Bottle Campaign is an easy, engaging way to involve every member and family of your church to support the continuation of Sav-A-Life’s ministry.
Donate Clothing
We accept clean and gently used clothing sizes infant to 4 Toddler – boy and girl. We receive clothing donations during business hours only. Contact us for more information.
Office Hours
Tues, Wed, Thurs: 10AM – 2PM
wccdekalb@gmail.com
Women’s Care Center does not offer or refer abortion or other pregnancy termination options.
