"do not be dismayed, for i am your god; I will stregthen you and help you" Isaiah 41:10
Prenatal Diagnosis Support
Receiving a prenatal diagnosis will bring about a whirlwind of emotions. You are scared and confused, feeling angry, alone or deeply sad. You may question why God has placed your family in this situation. You may feel a lack of support from your healthcare provider or you may struggle to understand the reactions of family, friends or even your spouse to the news. The Jerome’s Hope team is here to accompany you and your family through this time and beyond. We are a resource for parents and families to help navigate this difficult situation. Our team is made up of parents, clergy, medical and counseling professionals available to provide you with the support you need.
Explanation of medical terminology and suggested questions to ask your medical team
Help creating a birth plan for your baby’s arrival
Assistance to advocate for your child after birth
We are here to help, contact our office at 713.741.8728. Let us walk with you on the journey of the pregnancy, birth and beyond.
Be Not Afraid
Be Not Afraid is a North Carolina-based apostolate. Like Jerome’s Hope, the Be Not Afraid team employs peer ministers and other professionals with the aim of supporting families who have received a prenatal diagnosis.
National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC) The NCBC employs professional bioethicists who are available to provide individual consultations for specific questions relating to ethical treatment plans and decisions.
National Catholic Partnership on Disability The NCPD partners with the USCCB and other national Catholic organizations to ensure meaningful participation of individuals with disabilities in the life of the Church and society.