NOTICE: As of July 27, 2023, The Village has decided to discontinue the Adoption and Pregnancy Programs. This means we are no longer taking on new clients and are actively reaching out to current clients to ensure a smooth transition. To read more about this difficult decision, read our recent media release.
Pregnant? Let's talk.
Incredible change happens in life when you decide to take control. An unintended pregnancy at this time in your life can elicit many feelings. You may feel confused, scared, excited, and unsure. You may think the only thing that could help right now is to turn back the clock, but there is hope ahead.
You can meet with a pregnancy options social worker at no cost, without pressure or judgment. You won't be told what you should or shouldn't do. Instead, we will give you the information you need to make decisions that are right for you.
We will come to you, no matter what part of North Dakota you may live, and meet wherever you are most comfortable. You're also welcome to come to any of our office locations. Together, we'll focus on your specific needs. We can talk with you about your feelings, assist you in looking at your options and help you make a life plan that's best for you and your baby.
READ MORE: Pregnancy Counseling Can Turn Fears into Hope and a Plan


Considering Parenting?
You just found out you're pregnant. You may be asking yourself, "Am I ready to be a mom?" Explore what parenting could like for you, and learn about resources that can help you on this journey of having a baby.
Although this may not be the time you intended to begin parenting, we can assist you in locating resources to support your efforts in securing a safe and stable parenting plan for your child. If you decide parenting is the right choice for you, there are many things to consider:
- Possibilities – We can assist you in exploring the option of parenting with the support of your partner, parenting on your own, or allowing someone else to parent.
- Resources – We can assist you in connecting with various community resources, exploring the cost of parenting, and helping you develop a plan to ensure success.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact our office nearest you.
Considering Adoption?
Adoption is a wonderful way to show love to your child. Choosing to place your child in a caring, stable, two-parent family can be the greatest gift you can give your child. As you decide if adoption is the right choice for you, there are many things to consider:
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Possibilities – Explore all the possibilities related to openness in adoption when considering placement with one of our approved and waiting families, or consider placement with a relative or extended family member.
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Pressure – Don’t allow others to pressure you into or out of considering all of your options. We can assist you in talking with the baby’s father and other important people in your life about your pregnancy and the decisions that you’re making.
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Parents – View profiles of families who have been approved and are waiting to adopt.
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Outcomes – View profiles of adoption success stories.
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Adoption Info – We'll guide you through the adoption process and answer your questions.
Adoption Process for Birth Families
What to expect if you choose to make an adoption plan >
Adoption FAQs
Find answers to your biggest questions about adoption to help you with your decision-making >

Contact Us
NOTICE: As of July 27, 2023, The Village has decided to discontinue the Adoption and Pregnancy Programs. This means we are no longer taking on new clients and are actively reaching out to current clients to ensure a smooth transition. To read more about this difficult decision, read our recent media release.
The Village Family Service Center offers adoption services, post-adoption search and disclosure services, and free pregnancy options counseling and parenting support services from locations across North Dakota. We can meet with you in-person – at our office, your home or wherever you are most comfortable – or online. To learn more, call 1-800-627-8220, contact one of our social workers, or fill out the form below.