We help women protect
their fertility


We help women protect their fertility and identity as mothers through our
sisterhood of life-affirming birth centers

2020 – 2021 FACTS   ABOUT GUIDING STAR

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LIFE-AFFIRMING PRENATAL CARE & BIRTHS

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Our Guiding Star Centers and affiliates serve women with a whole-life approach that honors their bodies and minds

We believe you’re not a number or a problem to be solved. You’re a natural wonder. And you deserve healthcare that cares about you.

The Guiding Star Project is a nationwide family of care centers that empower women to understand, embrace, and love their natural bodies. We facilitate cooperation between compassionate care providers to serve women and families in a growing community of convenient, professional, welcoming locations. We’re the “new norm” in wholistic women’s healthcare.

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FOUR CORE SERVICE AREAS

Every Guiding Star Center is dedicated in providing support to women in all of the following core services areas.

Natural Fertility
family planning

Pregnancy & 
Childbirth Services

Breastfeeding & Postpartum Services

Family Life
Services + Resources

It’s time to find hope through 

WHOLISTIC FEMINISM!

This book is what true female dignity is about, offering a worldview of genuine empowerment, freedom, and hope for the minds, bodies, and spirits of women everywhere. I’m thrilled to have this well-researched resource and I encourage you to give this book to every young woman you know!” 

– Mary Haseltine, Certified Birth Doula

we are here for you

Women
We serve women during all stages of life. Whether entering adolescence, navigating an unplanned pregnancy, experiencing infertility, or seeking wholistic women’s healthcare, we are here for you.

Families
We honor the daily work and learning needs of all women, men, and children by providing enriching family life services. Drop-in child-watch is available at all of our centers to offer support to all in need.

Communities
As a growing national family of wholistic women’s healthcare and family resource providers, we seek to make our world a more beautiful place one life at a time. You can help us serve by donating here.

Our Locations & Affiliates

Experience the difference with a wholistic approach to women’s healthcare.

Learn how you can empower women to understand, embrace, and love their natural bodies by becoming an affiliate location.

“They are so much more than an OB office. They help families in need to provide a support system. They really support the family unit in a way that most places don’t. They help you pre-pregnancy, post-, and everywhere in between. You really go above and beyond to make your patients feel like they are family. My children love it there every time we go.”
— Chelsea R

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This is the year of self-less love.

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The Whole Story of Natural Fertility

Do you remember your middle school or high school reproductive health class? When I think back to my education about periods and “How babies are made” my memories are brief. I can remember short parts of videos or awkward condom demonstrations and disgusting pictures of STDs. Does this sound familiar to you? Last month, my 9-year-old daughter

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