Our toolkit contains tips & templates to support your organization’s response to clients’ needs for pregnancy referrals.

Within this toolkit you’ll find:

  • Ideas for how to review and track your current referral practices
  • Sample policies for referral making to provide clarity and guidance to staff
  • Sample scripts and checklists for staff who are having direct conversations with clients/patients
  • Sample questions that can be added to client/patient feedback surveys that will help you determine if people are getting the pregnancy referrals they need/want
  • Sample questions that can be added to intake forms that can proactively open the door for conversations about pregnancy options and abortion care
  • Visual aids that enhance opportunities for conversations about abortion
  • Sample interview questions for hiring new staff who will be expected to make referrals
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Pregnancy Referrals Toolkit.

“We are an HIV organization, we have few resources on reproductive health, but we need that information. What you gave us, these resources, they will benefit our clients.”

- HIV Services Organization, South Carolina

“Today I had a client who has been incarcerated and is now serving a sentence. I stopped in the middle of the assessment and I basically started asking about her reproductive history, I don’t usually do that. It has made me stop and have that conversation with my female clients.”

– Addiction Treatment and Services Organization, Kentucky

“Now I feel empowered enough to train my co-workers to be a little more sensitive when those calls come in. They could have been a little insensitive so teaching them just to really listen to what the client wants. Because we all play a role, we don’t know who’s on the other end of that phone. Whatever they decide, we want them to have a good experience. The worst thing to me would be for someone to be traumatized by an experience. They have to be attentive so we can send them to the right place, we may only have one opportunity with that person, they may never call back so we have to get it right.”

- Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Organization, Tennessee