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PSC

I just found out I'm pregnant. Now what do I do?

PSC is here to support you and help you explore your options. Call today to schedule an appointment. Read more...

How much will I have to pay for services at PSC?

All our services are offered at no cost to our clients. Read more...

I think I may have an STD? Can you help?

The PSC offers STD testing for females at no cost to the client. The STD clinic is open on Wednesdays 2:00pm-4:00pm, but times may vary. Read more...

Do I have to make an appointment?

The satellite office on Cleveland Ave. accepts walk-ins. However, it's best to give us a call to set up an appointment. Read more...

Will anyone know I came to PSC?

All of our services are confidential, which means we won't tell anyone (parents, friends, etc.) you visited us without your permission.

I'm running out of formula and diapers for my baby. Can PSC help?

Yes, PSC provides free maternity and infant care items to moms and dads in need. Call us to find what items are available or to set up an appointment. Read more...

If you're faced with an unplanned pregnancy, maybe you feel overwhelmed with the decisions you need to make. The Pregnancy Support Center (PSC) is here to help. We can provide you education on the options available and give you support.

All of our services are free and confidential. We offer lots of services including: pregnancy tests/pregnancy counsel, limited ultrasounds, fetal development information, abortion education, an STD Medical clinic, material support , parenting classes, adoption counsel and more.

But the most important thing you need to know is--we're here for you.

Call us at 330-455-7500 to schedule an appointment or to learn more.

 

    Can YOU RE:L8?

 Whether you are a teenager in a dating relationship or an adult in a committed marital relationship, it seems that relationships truly do matter.  They also have a great impact on our lives.  Dating relationships and marriage can be powerful, yet complicated. If you could get high school credit by taking a class about relationships, would you? Relationship Matters is a program offered in many Stark County High Schools. Is your school one of them? Click here for more information!

  

 
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