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Building What Lasts

This year, Parkville Women’s Clinic is embracing a theme that reflects both its mission and vision for the future: Building What Lasts. With the support of faithful partners, PWC does more than respond in moments of crisis—we help build strong families, life-affirming choices, and a foundation of hope that will impact generations to come.

Parkville Women’s Clinic recently completed an extensive grant application process through Focus on the Family’s SeeLife program. As part of this process, a consultant who has visited more than 500 pregnancy centers nationwide conducted a detailed evaluation. Her conclusion was deeply encouraging: PWC ranked among the top clinics she has encountered. Even more meaningful was her recognition that the clinic’s commitment to “Excellence unto the Lord” is evident throughout every aspect of the ministry.

As a result, PWC has been approved for a SeeLife grant that will cover 80% of the funding needed to replace its ultrasound machine. The current machine has faithfully served families for nine years—exceeding its typical seven-year lifespan. Ultrasound remains one of the most powerful moments in a pregnancy decision, helping parents see their baby and begin imagining a future.

 

This November, Missouri voters will again consider a constitutional amendment—Amendment 3—related to abortion laws. Regardless of the outcome, PWC’s focus remains unchanged: ensuring the clinic is prepared to serve women and families in every circumstance.

Today, more than 60% of abortions occur at home using the abortion pill, often without medical oversight. This reality makes the clinic’s work even more critical. PWC is committed to reaching women earlier, providing medically accurate information, and offering compassionate care for those facing the physical or emotional aftermath.

Support from partners is also helping expand the clinic’s reach. The True Freedom sexual risk avoidance education program is expected to launch in schools soon, equipping students to understand the long-term impact of their choices before they ever face a pregnancy crisis.

In addition, PWC is developing in-person workshops for both male and female clients, covering essential topics such as budgeting, parenting, and healthy relationships—equipping families with practical tools for long-term stability and success.

Thank you for being an essential part of this mission. Together, what is being built today will last for generations.

 

 

P.S. The moments we step into are often small and quiet—but their impact reaches much further. This Easter, we’re especially reminded of the hope and new life we get to experience. Thank you for helping create a place people can count on when they need it most.