Having an unplanned pregnancy can be an overwhelming experience. There will be decisions you will need to make, but there are services available to help you through this time.

This fact sheet is for women who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy and want information about abortion. Abortion is when a pregnancy is terminated (ended).

What are your options?

Among women of reproductive age, recent Australian research shows that approximately half will have experienced an unplanned pregnancy making it a normal part of women's reproductive experience

Modern contraception options and methods offer safe and effective ways of preventing pregnancy, helping couples plan their family. Marie Stopes contraception services specialise in the most effective methods at preventing unplanned pregnancy. Contact us today to discuss your options.

This resource was designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women who have an unplanned pregnancy and are unsure of what to do. This culturally safe booklet uses a friendly conversational style and includes information about the options available, issues to consider, where to go for support and tools to assist decision-making.

There are a few signs that may indicate pregnancy, but the only sure-fire way to know is to visit a doctor and have a pregnancy test. Check out ReachOut.com for more information.

There are several ways to find out if you are in fact pregnant: a blood test; a home pregnancy urine test; a urine test or internal examination by your doctor

Even women who aren't planning to have a baby should increase their folate intake in case of unplanned pregnancy.

A booklet for people who have an unintended pregnancy (or those who work with them) and are unsure of what to do.