Aggieland Adoptions is the adoption program of Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach. As a Christian, non-profit ministry, our heart is for babies born from unplanned pregnancies. In all that we do, we seek to uphold the sanctity of life and foster a culture of compassion. We help babies by helping their parents during pregnancy and after delivery through our four programs:
We are here for women and their partners as they weather the crisis of an unplanned pregnancy. We believe that if we ask a woman to choose life for her unborn baby, we should also provide resources to help her support that decision. No-cost pregnancy support services began in 1998 and are the foundation of APO. Learn more at PregnancyOutreach.org
Adoption services were added in 2002 as an extension of our pregnancy support services. We see our adoptive families as a resource for women struggling with the anxiety and fear of unplanned pregnancies who do not want an abortion yet feel they cannot parent their child.
Our waiting-to-adopt families have faith backgrounds a loving desire to build a family. When it comes to adoption, we believe children are honored in open adoption relationships. We spend a great deal of time counseling both birth and adoptive parents on building open, loving relationships with one another to help the child thrive.
The adoption services of Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach are licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.
Them Mama Club program was added in 2006 as a mentoring and support service for teen mothers. More often than not, pregnant teenagers choose parenting over adoption, yet their children face the highest risks for abuse and neglect. APO partners with Young Life of the Brazos Valley (Young Lives) to bring The Mama Club (and Real Men for young dads) every week during the school year. We love sharing our lives with them and pointing them to Jesus as the one who loves them unconditionally.
in 2015, we were invited into area high schools to bring our Parent Academy program. We go to eight area high schools to reinforce parenting and life skills to teen parents. Learn more at PregnancyOutreach.org
Launching Fall of 2025– Ally’s Place is a maternity housing program for women 18 years and older who are pregnant and are a full-time student enrolled in a college/university or a trade school program. Women who enter this program will work closely with their caseworker and counselor to develop a comprehensive plan to address their current needs, be connected with resources, and work toward self-sustainable independence for themselves and their family. Residents are welcome to stay for a maximum of three years, or until their child turns three, or they finish their higher education program—whichever happens first. All services of APO and Ally’s Place are completely free. We are now taking resident applications. Learn more about Ally’s Place.