Free pregnancy help in Michigan
Whether you've just seen a positive test or you're considering an abortion and want to know your options first, there are free, private places across Michigan that can help.
We don't provide abortions or refer for them. The centers listed here offer free support for people who are pregnant, including those still deciding.
Find a center by city
- Detroit
- Grand Rapids
- Lansing
- Ann Arbor
- Flint
- Kalamazoo
- Battle Creek
- Bay City
- Midland
- Mount Pleasant
- Big Rapids
- Muskegon
- Holland
- Traverse City
- Pontiac
- Southfield
- Warren
- Sterling Heights
- Dearborn
- Livonia
- Marquette
- Lowell
- Lake Odessa
- Cedar Springs
- Berkley
- Eastpointe
- Farmington Hills
- Taylor
- Fraser
Help anyone in Michigan can use
- Michigan WIC: healthy food, nutrition help and breastfeeding support during pregnancy and for children under 5; call 211 to apply
- Michigan Medicaid for pregnant women: full coverage during pregnancy and for 12 months after birth for incomes up to 195% of the poverty level
- Michigan Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP): free home visits from a nurse and social worker during pregnancy and the baby's first year, for families on Medicaid
- Michigan Safe Delivery of Newborns: a parent can safely and anonymously hand over a baby up to 3 days old; 24-hour hotline 1-866-733-7733
Common questions
Is abortion legal in Michigan?
Yes. Since December 2022, the Michigan Constitution includes a right to reproductive freedom, which covers decisions about pregnancy including abortion. This site doesn't provide or refer for abortions. We focus on free support if you'd like to continue your pregnancy, or want more time and information before you decide.
Where can I get a free pregnancy test or ultrasound in Michigan?
Many pregnancy centers across Michigan offer free pregnancy tests, and many offer a free ultrasound with a licensed nurse or sonographer. Pick your city above to see centers near you.
Can I get help paying for a baby in Michigan?
Yes. Michigan Medicaid covers pregnancy and the year after birth for many families, WIC helps with food and nutrition, and local centers often give diapers, clothes and baby gear for free. See financial help during pregnancy.
What is Michigan's safe haven law?
Michigan's Safe Delivery of Newborns law lets a parent hand over a baby up to 3 days old to staff at a hospital, fire station or police station, or to paramedics by calling 911, without giving their name. See how safe delivery works.