Access and logistics

This section covers practical questions about cost, insurance, travel, time, privacy, and how to reach a verified provider or a hotline that can help you work through them.

These pages describe practical questions and route you to services run by other organisations. They do not provide medical services, legal advice, or financial assistance.

What an abortion can cost

What makes up the total, what to ask for in writing, and why this site publishes no national average.

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What happens before an abortion

Assessment, documents, transport, time, and a printable list of questions to take with you.

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Pregnancy options and decision support

What the options are, how to tell a non-directive service from one with a predetermined answer.

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Where to go for help this site cannot give

These are run by other organisations, under their own terms and their own privacy practices. This site sends no information about you to any of them, and no referrer information travels with these links.

Find a verified provider

A provider search maintained by another organisation. This site does not keep its own directory, because a list that is not actively verified can send people to the wrong place.

Open www.abortionfinder.org

Free confidential legal help

The Repro Legal Helpline answers questions about the law. This site does not give legal advice and cannot tell you what the law is where you are.

Open reprolegalhelpline.org

Privacy while you are researching

This site has no forms, no accounts, and no cookies of its own, so there is nothing here for it to hold about you. The privacy policy sets out exactly what its measurement tool records and how the addresses of sensitive pages are replaced with a coarse category before anything is sent.

What this site cannot control is your device, your browser history, your network, or any other site you visit. It does not promise anonymity, because no website can honestly promise that.

Why waiting has a cost

Which methods are available depends on how long a pregnancy has lasted, so delay narrows the options. Appointments, travel, and money all take time to arrange. That is a practical fact worth knowing, and it is not a reason to decide before you are ready. Finding out what your options are is not the same as choosing one.