Support for men & partners

Unexpected pregnancy affects men, too. But many times they don't have anyone to talk to about it.


We know there are many practical and emotional concerns that arise during this time: Could I be a good father? How can I build a healthy relationship with my partner? What should I do if I'm processing past experiences? And so much more.


We want to equip you with the resources and information you need.

You are not alone.

Pregnancy and abortion are complex experiences, and we know they affect both men and women. Whether or not you’re in a relationship with your partner, you need time and space to process on your own. You may be feeling pressure from your partner or those around you.

  • How exactly will this program help me?

    If you're looking for tools to understand and express your own needs, the impact of your family on your relationships, how to practice self-care, and more, we're here for you.

  • She's pregnant but all we do is fight.

    Clear communication is vital to reducing stress and setting expectations in any relationship—platonic, romantic, sexual, or otherwise. We have the tools and resources to help you confidently approach a variety of difficult conversations. Meet with a male advocate today. 

  • A partner had an abortion in the past, can you help me?

    We understand you. Abortions are complex experiences and can cause a wide range of emotions in both partners. It’s perfectly normal to experience a variety of shifting emotions around it, both good and bad, even many years later. Whatever you’re feeling, we’re here to listen—judgment-free.


    Make an appointment with one of our trained personal advocates for a confidential space to process your emotions.

A community of men who have been in your shoes.

We're here to walk with you. We can help you process the tools you need to develop and maintain emotionally healthy relationships in an interactive and introspective way, either through either one-on-one support with a personal advocate or in a group setting.


Avail NYC is here for you. We have a location in Midtown Manhattan and we are always available online via Zoom.

It's your story. We're here to listen.

Men's lives are also impacted by unexpected pregnancy and abortion. We know there are many practical and emotional concerns that arise during this time like: could I be a good father, how can I build a healthy relationship with my partner, what should I do if I'm processing past experiences, and so much more.


Our hope is to equip you with the resources and support you need.

Blog

man sitting in nyc wanting unexpected pregnancy advice for men
By Avail Staff Team March 15, 2025
Learn how to process the news, support your partner, communicate, and take confident next steps.
A man and a woman stroll away on a cobbled street on a cloudy day
By Avail Staff Team August 14, 2023
How can you tell if your girlfriend is pregnant? Recognize the signs and be prepared for what's coming next. Read this quick blog for guidance and support.
man sitting in a chair in his kitchen in New York City thinking of what to do about gf pregnancy
By Avail Staff Team July 21, 2023
This article offers guidance for men confronting an unplanned pregnancy, emphasizing the importance of processing emotions, considering options, and finding support with Avail NYC's advocates.
man sits at a wooden table looking out the window contemplating news of partner's abortion
January 20, 2023
It's never easy to process the news that your girlfriend has had an abortion in her past. It can bring up a lot of mixed emotions, from grief and sadness to confusion and anger. However, it is important to remember that healing is possible after this difficult experience.
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Still thinking about it?

Browse more FAQs below.

  • How much can I share with my advocate?

    You’re in control. You can share as much or as little about your situation as you want. Your personal advocate is here to listen to you and support you.

  • What kinds of topics will be covered?

    You'll be able to discuss whatever questions are on your mind. The topics we like to address are communication, family history, sexual and emotional health, and self-care.