Help for others affected by abortion 

Family members such as grandparents or siblings of aborted children may also be impacted by abortion in many ways. Other relatives or friends may also struggle with feelings of grief or loss. While not much is known about this issue, there are some organizations offering support in these cases. Here is a list of some groups that may be able to help.

To read some encouraging words about finding healing after abortion, please visit our healing page. To find help for those being coerced into unwanted abortions visit the Center Against Forced Abortions, a project of the Justice Foundation.

Please note: The services offered by help/healing groups are confidential and, in many cases, free. Inclusion in this list should not be taken as an endorsement of any group's programs or philosophy.

If you have lost a grandchild to abortion (if your daughter or son was involved in an abortion), these organizations provide help and support.

Abortion Recovery International
Rachel's Vineyard Post-Abortion Ministries (grandparents are invited to attend weekend healing retreats)
Abortion Changes You (website offering a place to share your story, information on healing and resources for support)

Your local crisis pregnancy centers or post-abortion healing ministries may also provide services for you as well. Check the Yellow Pages under "Abortion Alternatives."

If you have lost a sibling to abortion, or were born after an attempted abortion, these organizations provide help and support.

Hope Alive (help for abortion survivors and siblings)

Abortion Recovery International (help for siblings, family members and friends)
Abortion Changes You (website offering a place to share your story, information on healing and resources for support)

Men who have lost a child to abortion, or whose partner has been affected by abortion, please visit our men's page for support links.