ABOUT US

Women's Support Center

of Milwaukee

Founded in 2007, we're a non-profit pregnancy help center rooted in compassion, service, and the belief that every woman deserves dignified care.

A Mission of love

The Women’s Support Center of Milwaukee is a non-profit dedicated to serving women and their families in the greater Milwaukee area. We embrace a holistic approach that provides individualized emotional or material support, especially to those who are faced with unexpected pregnancies. Our goal is to help women make the healthiest choices for themselves and their babies.

17+

Years serving
Milwaukee

5+

Free services
offered

FREE

Services always

100%

Confidential
care

Three women smiling and talking during a meeting or gathering in a wood-paneled room.

"Every woman who walks through our door is met with grace and dignity."

- WOMEN’S SUPPORT CENTRER OF MILWAUKEE TEAM

The people behind
the mission.

Our dedicated staff and volunteers are trained, caring individuals who believe in the dignity of every woman and every life.

Team Carousel

Barb

Client Advocate

"I am so blessed to be able to come to such a beautiful place and talk with such beautiful women."

Beth

Client Advocate

"Hearing our young moms express the peace they experience when they come to WSC is a great inspiration to me. It makes me realize that we provide a respite from the daily challenges they endure."

Kathy

Client Advocate

"I am grateful for the opportunity to lead women to the light of truth, to recognize their beauty, and to grow closer to God and to their families."

Mary

Client Advocate

"At the Center I enjoy helping women appreciate the beauty of their fertility, to help them know when they are fertile and able to conceive a baby and when they are infertile and not able to conceive a baby... I also enjoy sharing knowledge about the various physical and psychological harms that contraception can cause to the body of the woman and to the relationship between a man and a woman. I enjoy helping them learn about the early development of a preborn baby—how the baby's little fingers and toes are already beginning to bud at just four weeks."

Jackie

Executive Director

"It's a joy to serve women, men, and children in the Milwaukee area. I am inspired every day by the grace, grit, and faith I see in them."

Ashley

Ultrasound Nurse

"It's a great honor to provide the women of our community with ultrasounds. Being able to see each new life on that screen is an amazing blessing!"