About:
Since opening its doors in 1996, Avail has empowered over 12,000 people facing unexpected pregnancies or past abortion experiences by offering non-political, non-medical, compassionate, and confidential advocacy and support. Avail provides a safe place for clients to make their own decisions, build healthy relationships, and pursue resilience to face their futures with hope. Visit availnyc.org for more information.
Mission
Avail exists to empower people facing a past or present unexpected pregnancy, because we believe no one should feel alone. Providing nonpolitical, compassionate support and resources, Avail supports people in making their own decisions, building healthy relationships and pursuing resilience to face their futures with hope.
Serving
Communities in Need
Women
Affiliate Since
1995

Our Partnership

Mobilizing Volunteers
Our volunteers provide practical, emotional, and social support for women facing an unplanned pregnancy, and preparing for childbirth.
Creativity From Our Volunteers
Over the years, volunteers have supported one another through snack bags for those serving during the work week, created gift baskets for clients, and started the baby shower committee to celebrate new parents.
Making Grants To Fund Programs
Our grant funds support Avail's decision making and pregnancy support programs, which Avail provides free of charge to all of their clients.

I’ve also been so blessed by the way my fellow volunteers have also become my dear friends and that the center really does represent a safe place to be who you are, whether you are the client or the volunteer.

Angel, Volunteer

Mentions

Every year, our affiliate partners share stories of how they meet the specific needs of New Yorkers in need of hope.
In 2021, a milestone year that celebrated 25 years of His Toy Store, we distributed $155,000 to 29 affiliate partners so they could bring holiday joy to 15,000 New Yorkers in need.
As the challenges of the pandemic continue, we decided to focus on biblical hope and how our affiliate partners remain beacons of hope in our city.