This place is a 10/10 I loved everyone there . All the staff were sooo nice and friendly.They offer a whole bunch of resources and they’re all about god which I really loved. They sent me home with a gift bag and a bible 🥹❤️. I’m sad I forgot the names of the lovely women that helped me but to the ultrasound tech and the woman who said a prayer and talked about their resources you guys are very appreciated ❤️ . God has his hands all over you guys.

To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the treatment I received during my recent visit to your Family Resource Center. As a mother of young children, I sought out your nonprofit in good faith, trusting that your mission to support families would be honored with integrity and respect. Unfortunately, that was not the case. During multiple visits, the environment has felt anything but safe or supportive. Instead of focusing on prayer, support, and assistance, my partner and I have been repeatedly subjected to inappropriate conversations — including staff and volunteers disclosing personal experiences involving pornography and stripping. This is highly unprofessional, especially in a space designed to serve vulnerable women, children, and families. Most troubling, however, is that after trading in toys, jackets, and clothing — with the understanding that these items would be exchanged for points toward clothing and essentials for my child — I was denied any clothing for my daughter. Despite the clear mission of your organization to provide clothing for children up to two years old, I was told there were none available, and was only offered diapers and wipes. That they had new shipments and were opening a new office. No effort was made to offer even a single outfit, and no explanation was given as to why my trade-in items were accepted without a fair return. I brought items 3 different times. This experience felt exploitative, unkind, and misaligned with the values your organization claims to uphold. It is especially painful knowing how many families like mine turn to organizations like yours in moments of need and are instead left feeling unheard, judged, or ignored. I hope you take this message seriously and consider how your current practices affect the very people you are meant to serve. Sincerely, [A Concerned Mother/Father] San Bernardino, CA

If you are looking for any kind of effective reproductive health services at this place, you are going to the wrong place. I will give them credit for placing the disclaimer that they DO NOT "provide extended OBGYN or prenatal care, STI testing or treatment, birth control, fertility testing, contraceptives, nor do [they] perform or refer for abortion services, the abortion pill or emergency contraceptives." Unfortunately, this disclaimer is in really tiny lettering and is placed at the very bottom of their "Considering Abortion" tab. They describe themselves as "Christ-centered" and there's quite a bit of misinformation on the site. For example, abortions absolutely have no connection with breast cancer or mental health issues as they state on their website. If you are a Christian and you need someone to convince you to follow through with your pregnancy, sure, I suppose these counseling services will be effective for you. But if you need any kind of reproductive health services, especially if your are a trans man or nonbinary, you are better off at Planned Parenthood. The choice of having a child should be yours and yours alone. Nobody should be coercing you into taking on such a heavy commitment if you are not ready to do so. Bringing up a child isn't just about providing them with diapers and food. It's about guiding them to grow into a well-adjusted and socially responsible member of society. Only YOU know if you are ready to be a parent. Life Choice Pregancy Center needs to follow the example of Choices in Pomona by putting the "Might not offer abortions" disclaimer up front on their Google page.