A Caring Pregnancy Center launched its 37th year of service to the region Wednesday with the unveiling of its new Women’s Medical Clinic located at 510 Colorado Ave. in the Mesa Junction.
The fully remodeled clinic, located next door to the center’s office at 500 Colorado Ave., features two private exam rooms, a mentoring space, reception area and lobby, as well as a lab. The site also features space to build a garage for the center’s Mobile Medical Unit.
Read MoreDr. Anthony Levatino is a Board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist who recently retired after 40 years in the medical field. Dr. Levatino performed nearly 1,200 abortions as a routine part of his practice, but his views on abortion began to change after a tragic accident killed his 5-year-old daughter, Heather.
Read MoreAs you may have heard, ACPC recently purchased the building next door at 510 Colorado Ave to house our new Women’s Clinic. Though this year has been a year of unexpected circumstances, your donations and support were able to sustain us in renovating the new clinic. This year we have accomplished new exterior and interior paint, installed light fixtures, placed our logo on the front of the building and so much more than we could’ve expected.
Read MoreWe are proud to announce that because of your generosity, we raised $167,201.58! An incredible 442 people joined us live in person and via online thus making our Banquet the largest Covid-era event in Pueblo to date! The theme this year was “Life, Worth Defending.” - a sentiment that all human life is valuable and should be protected. Ryan Bomberger was our Keynote Speaker this year and we are still blown away months later by his powerful presentation.
Read MoreLast year, ACPC cast a vision to expand our services to effectively allow us to serve twice the number of clients each year. Our data shows us that there are 1800 abortions performed on women in our service area each year. We know we are called to provide support to these women and their families. We announced our dream and our supporters began praying over that vision.
Read MoreAmid the many shutdowns due to COVID-19, ACPC is committed to serving our community for as long as we are able to do so. Though this continues to be a difficult time for businesses, families, and non-profits alike, we need your support more than ever so we can continue to reach our community. Here are five tangible ways you can support ACPC in our mission while still doing your part to prevent the spread of COVID-19:
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