Pregnancy Resource Center - Athens/Nelsonville/Pomeroy

05/10/2026

🌷 Happy Mother’s Day 🌷You are seen, valued, and loved. 💛

04/24/2026

Our friends at HAPCAP are conducting a survey to help produce the new Athens County Coordinated Transportation Plan. With the collected data, they can identify major transportation issues in the county, as well as the specific needs of different demographic groups. Your feedback is essential to ensuring that everyone's voice is heard and to helping us improve transportation services in Athens County.

04/15/2026

Grateful to be here for our community!

04/14/2026

Whether you are a new or experienced father, it helps to have a dad on call. Meet father-to-father to talk about real issues and get real solutions that help you be the best father you can be.

www.athensprc.com

04/07/2026

April is Abortion Recovery Awareness Month. If you or someone you know (man or woman) needs a safe space to work through their experience, here is a terrific resource. Click on the link. This can be done on your own, but if you need extra support, please reach out to the PRC.

https://supportafterabortion.com/

04/07/2026

Something fun to do with the kiddos in wonderful Meigs County!

🎉 Kid-Palooza is BACK! 🎉

📅 April 25 | 10–2
📍 Racine Star Mill Park

FREE food, music, bounce houses, characters…AND MORE!! Don’t miss it 💙

04/03/2026

Please note we are closed in Athens today in honor of Good Friday. May you have a blessed Easter weekend!

04/03/2026

Fun for kids at the Athens County Public Libraries in April! We love our community libraries!

03/18/2026

Our Athens and Nelsonville location will be closed next week. Pomeroy will still be open Wednesday, March 25th from 1 pm to 7 pm.

03/09/2026

Setting healthy boundaries for you and baby is okay.

Visitors often mean well, but they can quickly become overwhelming in the early days. As you and your baby recover and learn to feed together, extra company can make it harder to notice cues and find your rhythm.
It’s okay to wait on visitors until you feel more settled, and it’s okay to set boundaries around who visits, when, and for how long.

Did you set rules for visitors in those early days? If so, what did you find most helpful in balancing the desire of others to help and your need for space?

[Image: A mother holding her newborn infant. Text: Nobody told me...You might feel overwhelmed by visitors. Posting visiting hours and setting firm rules for visitors can help you feel less frazzled by everyone wanting to meet the new baby.]

02/13/2026

Need free diapers? Sign up to be a member of the PRC's Diaper Bank.

To learn more, visit: https://athenspregnancy.com/services/diaper-bank/