New Hope Life Resource Center

10/25/2025

Come see us at Remembering Wyatt Dale Water Safety festival at Fireman’s Park! So many fun activities + free lifejackets 💦 We have free bathtub kneelers to save your knees while keeping your little ones safe 🛁

10/24/2025

🎉What a celebration!! We had a blast today and we hope you all did too!! We are thankful to our friends and supporters who came out to show so much love and encouragement! We would not be here without you ❤️

Special thanks to the Graham Chamber of Commerce + Ambassadors and the Presidents Charity Ball ladies for all your help in making today so special!

10/23/2025

Such a special day!! ✂️ Thank you to everyone who showed up to celebrate & support us!! 💖

Our friends at New Hope Life Resource Center have a beautiful new space, and we were delighted to celebrate their new chapter this morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. 🎀✂️ Be sure to stop and see the space during their open house, happening today until 3 PM!

Friends of New Hope

10/21/2025

🎉THIS THURSDAY!! 🎉

10/15/2025

Earn FREE baby clothes, diapers, and baby gear by attending classes! 🍼
Our Baby Boutique is stocked with love and essentials for your little one 👶🏼

10/14/2025

Think you might be pregnant? We’re here for you 💛
✔️ 100% free pregnancy testing
✔️ Options counseling
✔️ Private, confidential and compassionate
No judgment — just support 💛

1900 Hwy 16 South, Graham, Tue/Wed 10-4 , walk-ins welcome.

10/13/2025

New Hope Life Resource Center… where every mom, dad, and baby is valued! 🩵
We provide free pregnancy testing, sonograms, birth & parenting classes, diapers and more for families in our community.
🫟 Visit us Tue/Wed 10-4 or message to learn more!

10/11/2025

This is Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

And for a lot of moms,
it’s more than just a week, it’s personal.

Because behind the smiles and matching outfits…
there’s anxiety that keeps you up at night replaying every moment of the day.
There’s depression that whispers “you’re not doing enough.”
There’s thoughts that makes your mind race even when your body’s exhausted.
There’s postpartum emotions that no one truly prepared you for.
There’s overstimulation that makes you want silence even though you love the noise.
There’s burnout that feels like you’re running on empty but still showing up anyway.

Mental health struggles in motherhood are real.
They don’t make you ungrateful.
They don’t make you weak.
They make you human.

If you’re struggling, you’re not alone.
If you’re healing, you’re brave.
If you’re showing up every day for your kids, even when it’s hard, you’re doing enough.

Today and every day, let’s talk about it.
Let’s drop the guilt.
Let’s support the moms who are trying their best, even when they feel like they’re falling apart.

Your mental health matters, mama.
Your peace matters.
You matter. 💚

10/10/2025

Come see us and all the other amazing community resources… tomorrow on the Graham Square!!

10/09/2025

What your “pregnancy weight” is really made out of…

10/09/2025

She's not crazy, she was abused. She's not stupid, she was manipulated. She doesn't have an attitude, she's protecting herself. She's not bitter, she's speaking the truth. She's not hanging onto the past, she's been traumatized. She's not acting weird, she's lived a nightmare. She's not weak, she was trusting. She's not giving up, she's healing.

These words resonate deeply because they speak to the profound impact of trauma and abuse on individuals. When someone experiences trauma, it's common for others to misunderstand their behavior or reactions. They might be labeled as "crazy" or "difficult," but the truth is, they're often just trying to survive.

The trauma and abuse they've endured can leave lasting scars, making everyday situations feel overwhelming or triggering. Their "protective" behavior is a coping mechanism, a way to shield themselves from further harm. When they speak out or share their truth, it's not about being "bitter" but about finding the courage to confront their experiences.

Healing is a journey, and it's not about "giving up" but about taking small steps towards recovery. It's about acknowledging the trauma and working through it, rather than letting it define them. By recognizing the impact of trauma and abuse, we can offer support and understanding, rather than judgment. We can create a safe space for survivors to heal and rebuild, acknowledging their strength and resilience.

10/08/2025

The scissors are ready, and the ribbon awaits! Be part of our special day as we officially celebrate the opening of New Hope on October 23! We will kick it off at 11am with a Ribbon Cutting followed by an Open House until 3pm. Come by for prizes, refreshments and to see all we do! We hope you can join us to commemorate a new beginning!