Pick Up your C.A.R.E. Kit
Before Starting Your At-Home Abortion
This free kit gives you tangible tools for the experience ahead & is designed specifically for women taking the abortion pill.
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Ember Rising Offers Free Pre-Abortion Care | Services are led by licensed medical professionals who specialize in pregnancy.
Every Experience is Different
Have What You Need for What’s Ahead
Included in Your C.A.R.E. Kit:
- Supplies to help monitor bleeding
- Tools to help identify or remove passed tissue
- Helpful recovery items for comfort & hygiene
- Sanitary pads and pull-ups to help manage blood
More than just supplies
Your Kit also includes clear information about what to expect, possible side effects, when to seek medical care, and caring for yourself during and after the process.
Prefer to Text? | Ask for an appointment at (316) 536-7512. Next-day openings are often available!
What To Expect During Your Appointment
C.A.R.E. Kits are provided as part of a free pre-abortion pill assessment with our medical team.
- Understand your pregnancy with free testing & an ultrasound.
- Talk privately with a nurse without feeling rushed or pressured.
- Leave with your free C.A.R.E. Kit.
This is not an abortion procedure appointment | It's a free opportunity to seek the medical care needed before the abortion pill.
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Or, text our nurses at (316) 536-7512. Ask us ANYTHING!
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We are different in a lot of ways.
Our role in the Wichita community is to help women confidently navigate unplanned pregnancy through free pregnancy confirmation services, peer counseling, resources, and education.
More importantly, our relationship doesn't have to end after one appointment. We believe women deserve support before, during, and after pregnancy. That's why we offer ongoing resources for all options, like parenting classes, baby supplies, community referrals, and post-abortion support.
As a community-funded nonprofit, our priority is to help you, not to profit from your decision.
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Ember Rising fills an important gap with free pregnancy health services designed for the time before an abortion.
We do not provide or refer for abortions, prescribe medication, or provide birth control & IUDs. These services are not within our center's scope.
Our goal is for you to move forward with the info you need to better understand your pregnancy, health, and what applies to your unique situation.
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You'll be able to:
- Get essential confirmation services for free. We provide testing and same-day ultrasounds at no cost.
- Receive care without pressure. Because we're community-funded, we don't profit from your decision or any medical procedure.
- You're more than your pregnancy. We take time to understand your health, emotions, and unique circumstances, not just your pregnancy.
- Access ongoing support. If you need practical resources or someone to talk to, we're here before and after your appointment.
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Before an abortion, an ultrasound can answer three important questions:
How far along am I?
Gestational age can affect your options and what to expect.Is the pregnancy progressing?
Not every pregnancy develops normally. An ultrasound can identify concerns that may require emergency medical care.Is the pregnancy in the right location?
An ultrasound can help identify an ectopic pregnancy, which requires different medical care and cannot be treated with abortion pills. -
Not every abortion provider has the same medical credentials, experience, or approach to patient care. Before moving forward, it's okay to pause and ask questions so you understand exactly what to expect.
Some of the most important questions include:
- Does your doctor have admitting rights to your local hospital in case of complications?
- Who will be providing my care, and what are their medical qualifications?
- What should you do if the abortion fails or the doctor fails to remove all fetal tissue?
During your appointment, we'll walk through a more comprehensive list of questions you may want to ask.
- Does your doctor have admitting rights to your local hospital in case of complications?