• You Always Have Options: Your One-Stop Abortion Access Resource

• Get Pills in Advance: Plan C’s Guide to Pills in Advance

• Plan C: Abortion Pills by Mail in Every State

• I Need an A: Resources, Pills, and Support

• National Network of Abortion Funds: Financial and Travel Support

• Northwest Abortion Access Fund: Financial and Travel Support in WA, OR, ID, and AK

• The M+A Hotline: Get Medical Questions Answered

• Repro Legal Helpline: Get Your Legal Questions Answered

• All-Options Talkline: Pregnancy Options Counseling

• Digital Defense Fund: Tools for Keeping Safe Online

• Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services of Whatcom County

• Lummi Victims of Crime

• Survivor Advocacy Services at Western Washington University

• Teen Dating Violence Hotline + Chat

• National Domestic Violence Hotline + Chat

• National Sexual Assault Hotline + Chat

• FreeFrom: Economic Justice for Survivors

Note: Legal help is a huge need for many families, but there are very few resources available for folks without a lot of money to spend. We’re including these resources here for information, but want to be real about the fact that they often are not able to meet our needs because of a lack of resources.

• Law Advocates: Free civil legal help (non-criminal legal issues) for low-income people in Whatcom County.

• Northwest Justice Project: Free legal help for low-income people in WA for housing, family safety, healthcare, education, and more.

• Washington Law Help: Public library for legal information in Washington state, including safety, housing, family, debt, state benefits, and more.

• Women’s Law: Plain-language legal information by state for victims of abuse.

• Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network: Immigrant-led network of resources, advocacy, and support for immigrants. WAISN Hotline: 1-844-724-3737

• Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: Legal help and advocacy for immigrants in Washington

• Immigrant Legal Resource Center Know Your Rights Guide

• ACLU Immigrant Rights Guide

• Immigrant Students’ Rights to Attend Public School: New guidance from the state

Note: Reaching out for help from non-profits and government institutions as a parent can be scary, especially when you don’t know their views or policies on working with the family policing system.

We can’t vouch for these resources, but want to share them for your information. Please check out Your Rights When Contacted by CPS, a guide from the Repro Legal Helpline and Know Your Rights When CPS Comes Knocking from the WA Coalition Against Domestic Violence to plan for your safety.

• Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services: Holistic support for Indigenous communities before, during, and after birth or abortion. Based in Seattle.

• Open Arms Perinatal Services: Free, inclusive support before, during, and after bith.

• Opportunity Council Childcare Resources and Information

• Perinatal Support Washington: Warmline, support groups, information, and referrals for postpartum mental health.

• Whatcom Family Village: Support groups, education, and play groups for pregnant and parenting families and kids.

• Whatcom Perinatal Mental Health Taskforce: Resources for postpartum mental health.

• Bellingham Queer Collective: Peer support, community, and social events for adult LGBTQ+ people in Bellingham.

• Queer Youth Services: A program of Northwest Youth Services providing advocacy, support, and gender-affirming resources to youth.

• Trans Washington: Support groups, ID change resources, and lending library for trans people.

• Mandatory Reporting is Not Neutral Project: Uplifting survivor stories, providing community education, and advocating for change in the family policing system.

• Movement for Family Power: An abolitionist movement hub building community power to end family policing and build a world where all families can thrive.

• Pregnancy Justice: Using legal advocacy, policy, and research to fight for justice for pregnant people.

• Survived and Punished: A prison abolition organization centering criminalized survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

• UpEnd Movement: Working to end the family policing system through political education and advocacy.

• SisterSong: Southern US-based reproductive justice coalition centering marginalized communities.

• Surge Repro Justice: Reproductive justice organizing based in Seattle, centering Black women, women of color, and queer and trans people of color.

• AMAZE: Inclusive, free sex education for young people with resources for parents and educators.

• Scarleteen: Comprehensive, free, and inclusive sex and relationship education centering young people.

• Sex After Bad Stuff: Pleasure education for anyone who has experienced sexual violence, provided by WInkWink in Bellingham.

• Uncringe Academy: Inclusive sex education for young people provided by WinkWink in Bellingham.

• Planned Parenthood: Reproductive and sexual healthcare in Bellingham.

• Spectrum: Reproductive and sexual health and gender-affirming care in Bellingham.

• Abolition. Feminism. Now. by Angela Y. Davis, Gina Dent, Erica R. Meiners, and Beth E. Richie

• Abortion is Everything by Amelia Bonow and Rachel Kessler

• Bodies on the Line: At the Frontlines of the Fight to Protect Abortion in America by Lauren Rankin

• Don't Leave Your Friends Behind: Concrete Ways to Support Families in Social Justice Movements and Communities, edited by Victoria Law and China Martens

• Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change by Angela Garbes

• How to End Family Policing: From Outrage to Action, edited by Erin Miles Cloud, Erica R. Meiners, Shannon Perez-Darby, and C. Hope Tolliver

• Killing the Black Body: Race, Reproduction, and the Meaning of Liberty by Dorothy Roberts

• Policing the Womb: Invisible Women and the Criminalization of Motherhood by Michelle Goodwin

• Resistance Behind Bars: The Struggles of Incarcerated Women by Victoria Law

• Revolutionary Mothering: Love on the Front Lines, edited by Alexis Pauline Gumbs , Mai'a Williams  and China Martens 

• Solidarity with Children: An Essay Against Adult Supremacy by Madeline Lane-McKinley

• The Turnaway Study: The Cost of Denying Women Access to Abortion by Diana Greene Foster