If you are, or think you may be pregnant, you'll find pregnancy testing, ultrasound providers, birth plan information, and other resources to support your pregnancy here.
Women need to apply for this coverage while pregnant and must notify their human service zone before the baby's birth.
Outlines in writing what you would like to happen during labor and delivery. Lets your doctor know your wishes.
Find birthing facilities, women's care centers, women's health centers, local public health units, maternity homes and shelters and other service locations in communities in N.D.
Crisis and Addiction Resources
Experiencing a behavioral health crisis or know someone that is? Call or text 988 anytime, day or night, or chat at 988lifeline.org/chat.
There are 20 advocacy crisis intervention centers located throughout North Dakota to help victims of sexual and domestic violence with counseling, getting a protection order and more.
NDQuits provides free services to North Dakotans who want to quit smoking or stop using smokeless tobacco products, including vapes and e-cigarettes.
The goal of the Maternal Tobacco Program is to reduce the number of health problems caused by tobacco use and secondhand smoke by decreasing the number of women who smoke during and after their pregnancy.
Having a baby can bring challenges for anyone. If a parent is unable to safely care for their infant, North Dakota's Baby Safe Haven law provides a legal way for them to see that their baby still receives the care they need.
Other Resources
WIC provides nutrition and breastfeeding education and counseling; free, healthy foods; and referrals to health and other social services.
Information about child development throughout pregnancy (HTML format) (Source: Information About Pregnancy and Abortion - A North Dakota Century Code 14-02.1, Abortion Control Act publication)