The Stories Behind the Masks
A Silent Auction Benefitting The MOM Center
Join us at Gallery 330 to help us raise awareness of violence against women in our community, ending in a silent auction.
Gallery 330
April 11 – May 4, 10-5pm
Silent Auction on May 4, 6 pm
Gallery 330
330 West Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Open 10 – 5pm
Monday – Saturday
MOM Center: Learn More Through Videos
Services
Free Pregnancy Testing
All our services are free and confidential. We are here to support you.
Parenting Classes
Become the parent you always wanted to be with us!
Positive Partnerships
Many couples are making unhelathy choices both for themselves and their families. This program provides vital information about relationships and marriage.
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Phone
1-830-456-8840
Address
107 S. Milam St.,
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Hours
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Monday thru Thursday
Saturdays and other hours by appointment
MOM Center
107 S. Milam St
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Here's one more reason to limit your children' screen time and phone time. They aren't being children. They are missing most of life.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nKcllAQQFsNature Valley has created an eye-opening video by asking three generations of people in different families one simple question: What did you like to do for f...
This is so true. We forget we are all chosen and here for a reason. We have a purpose and there is a plan for our lives. MOM Center is here to help you with feelings of inadequacy and confusion. We offer the love and support you need to straighten your crown and go on with that plan for your life. Call us today at 830-456-8840.
This is adoption. If any of you are pregnant, know that this isn't an ad I am sharing for a specific agency. I share it to let you know that adoption takes courage, and if you need someone to talk with about an unplanned pregnancy, MOM Center is here for you! Call or come in today. You are NOT alone! 830-456-8840 or 830-998-5865
Underreported: The Daily Signal
Meet Kelly Clemente, she got pregnant at 18 but made a decision that few teens do—to keep the baby and place him for adoption.