Resources

Here is a list of websites for futher information about abstinance and pregnancy matters. Each site offers different resources and services.

Abstinence Clearinghouse
The Abstinence Clearinghouse is a privately funded 501(c)3 non-profit, non-partisan international educational organization. The Clearinghouse was founded to provide a central location where character, relationship, and abstinence programs, curricula, speakers, and materials could be accessed.
Care Net
For over twenty-five years, Care Net has been promoting, equipping, and developing a growing network of pregnancy centers to better serve women and men in their communities.
Unplanned Pregnancy and Abortion Information from Option Line
Provides information on abortion alternatives, free pregnancy tests, adoption, connects you with local centers for free counseling, mapping to local centers, post abortion counseling, help for women.
California Pregnancy Care Centers
The Medical Institute is an excellent resource for research findings and current reports on sexually transmitted diseases and other issues affecting sexual health.
Straight Talk
An organization that promotes chastity as a positive alternative to the prevailing sex related problems among our youth. Abstinence resources, handouts, and support counseling are also available.
Sex Respect
Long-time provider of school curricula and other abstinence resources.
Project Reality
In addition to abstinence curricula and related materials, in-service teacher training seminars are provided for all participating schools, as well as a variety of motivational speakers for school assemblies.
Provides abstinence and character education curricula, materials and research.
Love Matters
A site filled with testimonials from sports and movie stars who support sexual abstinence unless marriage. Includes a printable full-color 28 page newspaper with lots of how-to and why info.
Not Me, Not Now
Not Me, Not Now is a teen pregnancy prevention program designed to encourage youth ages 9-14 to postpone sexual involvement. The program relies on young kids to deliver an abstinence message to their peers.