ABOUT US
We are a coalition of churches in Chicago's northwest suburbs uniting to share the best resources and offer help & hope.

PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS SUPPORT

A prenatal diagnosis can be terrifying. 
There are compassionate people who have been there and are ready to walk with you on this journey.
Before making any decision, please seek caring support for you and your child.
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Prenatal Partners for Life
If you have been counseled to abort for medical reasons, find the support you need right now.
​PPL is a group of concerned parents, medical professionals, legal professionals and clergy whose aim is to support, inform and encourage expectant or new parents with a special needs child.
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Be Not Afraid
BNA is a private non-profit organization supporting parents carrying to term following a prenatal diagnosis.
  • Our staff and volunteers strive to develop relationships of trust while providing for the emotional and tangible needs of parents at diagnosis, during pregnancy, at birth, and during the post postpartum period for up to one year.
  • We believe that every baby is a gift, and we support parents not only in advocating for basic care, but also in obtaining the treatment they deem appropriate for their child after birth no matter the diagnosis. 
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Gigi's Playhouse
If you have been told your baby will be born with Down Syndrome, contact Gigi's.
  • We provide FREE, life-changing therapeutic, educational, and career training programs for individuals of all ages. 
  • Down syndrome is the largest chromosomal disability in our country and yet, it is the least funded.
  • From a prenatal diagnosis to career skills, we make a lifetime commitment to remain by their side.
  • Families are empowered with all the tools their child needs to succeed! 
  • Through FREE programs and through our Generation G Campaign for global acceptance, we EMPOWER families by maximizing opportunities for daily achievement and lasting acceptance.
  • To ensure lasting acceptance, we must show the world what individuals with Down syndrome are truly capable of achieving as students, co-workers, volunteers, friends, and valued members of their communities.