FAQ

No. Walk-ins are welcome Tuesday through Thursday. If you'd rather have a set time, contact us and we'll arrange one.

No, and we're upfront about that. We're a pregnancy resource center offering pregnancy tests, education, practical support, and referrals. We don't replace your doctor; we help you get to the right one, with someone in your corner while you do.

You'll take a lab-quality pregnancy test and get your result during the same visit, with a mentor there to answer your questions. One note: a pregnancy test can tell you whether you're pregnant, but not how far along you are or whether your pregnancy is progressing. That's what an ultrasound is for, and we can refer you and help schedule one.

Yes. We're less than three miles from Arkansas Northeastern College, and plenty of our clients are balancing school with everything else. A mentor can also connect you to community resources for education and practical needs.

Absolutely. Our fatherhood program is built for dads who want to show up, and mentors are here for men navigating an unplanned pregnancy alongside a partner.

Not on site. We're glad to refer you to trusted local providers for both, and if you'd like, we'll help you make the appointment before you leave.

No. Acts of Hope does not perform or refer for abortion. We do offer honest, neutral information about abortion, adoption, and parenting, and room to ask anything, so your decision is an informed one.

No. Pregnancy tests, conversations with a mentor, classes, and material support are all at no cost. You will never see a bill, and we don't need your insurance.

Yes. What you share here stays here, within the limits the law requires of everyone. We don't contact parents, partners, or schools about your visit.

No. Acts of Hope is a non-medical pregnancy resource center. We offer pregnancy tests, education, practical support, and community referrals. Our services do not replace care from a licensed medical provider.