
Right: Hard at work cleaning in the PSS Durham office in spring 2005.
Our presentations outside of the Carolina community are coordinated by our sponsors, the Student Education Coordinators at Pregnancy Support Services of Chapel Hill and Durham, Bomi Aliquoia <bomi@pregnancysupport.org> and Jen Riddle <jen@pregnancysupport.org>. We have networked, as recently as this summer, with other educators at national and state levels to ensure that our information and techniques are up-to-date. Our two presentations, "Higher HOPE" and "Goal-Centered Decision-Making," focus on abstinence and decision-making respectively. We also offer a faith-based presentation, "God's Game Plan." For more information on these presentations please visit www.thehope4youth.org.
Want to get involved? Contact Jen for more information about participating in an abstinence education presentation!

This past spring, Baby HOPE Day was March 30 from 10AM to 2PM in the Student Union Multipurpose Room. People came to "shop" for baby materials such as clothing, bottles, toys, shoes, and diapers. Also available were free Bibles and material on Pregnancy Support Services, Carolina HOPE, and Students for Life. Our campus liason even provided a baby swing and a few other big gifts that were distributed in a drawing at the end of the day. We were told some of the items we gave away were being sent all the way to Vietnam for a student's son and that some items where being used to provide for families in rehab who had recently lost their housing in a fire.
Baby HOPE Day for Fall 2005 was held on Tuesday, November 8th in the Pit and was also a success. Go to our Meetings & Events page for more details about this fall's Baby HOPE Day. Go here and click on the "View Pictures" button for pictures.
Volunteers continue to help make Baby HOPE Day a success by helping plan, advertise, set up, and greet people as they came and went during the day. Thanks also to the staff of PSS for all the baby items, prayers, and encouragement.

The dance was intended as a fun Valentine's Day "alternative" and as a fundraiser to support Preganancy Support Services. One investment for the resulting proceeds was the e-Bay purchase of fifty Spanish-language children's books for Latino families.
Right:Members of Carolina HOPE, complete with cowboy hats and leather boots.
