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Care begins with recognizing God-given value

Wharton County Women’s Care Center was born from a desire to reflect the heart of Jesus to women and families facing unexpected pregnancies. We want every woman who walks through our doors to feel seen, valued, and supported. We believe every person is created in the image of God, every life is precious, and no circumstance is beyond the reach of hope.

Our Mission:
Compassionate Care, close to home.

“People won’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.” -Author Unknown

This familiar saying beautifully expresses the heart of our mission. Before a woman hears what we have to say, we want her to experience how deeply we care. We listen without judgement, then offer care and support.

Our Vision

To create a safe place where hope can grow and where women are gently pointed to our true Hope, Jesus Christ.

Our Story

It Began With a Need Close to Home.

An unexpected pregnancy can bring many questions and needs that reach far beyond the pregnancy itself. A woman may need practical help, a safe place to turn, or simply someone who will listen and walk alongside her.

Wharton County Women’s Care Center was created to meet those needs with compassion.

We are building a Christ-centered pregnancy center where women and families can find practical support, education, referrals, encouragement right here in our community.

Our doors are not open yet, but the caring has already begun. Every prayer, gift, conversation, and helping hand brings this vision one step closer.

Meet the Care Team

Behind the vision for Wharton County Women’s Care Center is a team united by faith, compassion, and a heart for serving women and families in our community.

Jeanne Bill

"I'm Jeanne and I bring compassionate leadership, nursing expertise, and personal understanding to Wharton County Women’s Care Center (WCWCC). My commitment to serving women began at age 15, when I faced an unplanned pregnancy, sought help from a Houston pregnancy center, and lived at Life House Maternity Home while working toward stability. The compassion and support I received during that vulnerable season continue to shape my vision for WCWCC.

My experience as a single mother further deepened my understanding of the challenges many women face. I later returned to school and became a registered nurse, combining professional knowledge with lived experience to offer women and families empathy,"practical insight, and informed support. This background strengthens my commitment to connecting young mothers with trusted relationships, community resources, and ongoing care.

As founder, president, and executive director, I lead WCWCC in providing dignity, hope, and practical assistance to women and their children. Through compassionate care and community partnerships, we seek to reflect the love of Christ, walk alongside families with grace, and trust God to bring lasting hope and transformation to our community."

Luana Savage

"I'm Luana Savage and I have lived in Wharton County nearly all my life. I am honored to serve alongside some incredible women on the board. I believe a huge difference can be made in the lives of young mothers and babies when people who genuinely care for others during their time of need show the love of Christ Jesus and encouraging them. It is not that hard to love someone through a scary situation and it is always worth the effort. I owned and operated my photography studio for nearly 30 years and budgeting money during the slow times became a great lesson for me that I believe can help in this center."

Denise Weber-1

"I'm Denise, an educator and G/T Coordinator serving students within Louise ISD. I serve on the Board of Directors as Secretary of the Wharton County Women's Care Center.

I bring experience in education, organization, program development, and advocacy to help build a strong foundation for the Center and its mission of serving women and families with compassion, dignity, and hope."

Cynthia Aulds

"I’m Cynthia, and I bring experience in healthcare, ministry, and nonprofit leadership to the Board. I spent 21 years in healthcare as a Registered Respiratory Therapist, Clinical Specialist at Texas Children’s Hospital, and Director of Cardiopulmonary Services at Hill Country Memorial Hospital.

I later served in ministry and most recently as Director of a Houston-area nonprofit working to combat human trafficking across Texas. Through these roles, I gained extensive knowledge in the field of nonprofits and partnering with local, state, and worldwide ministries. I feel blessed to be a part of the Wharton County Women’s Care Center and honored to serve as a Board member."

Nafty Hage

"I'm Pastor Nafty and I was an assistant at Grace Assembly International in Ghana, West Africa, where I taught Pastors that could not afford University training.

I also counseled wounded men in the United States for twenty years.

My ordination is from the Assembly of God International. I also has a degree in Social Work and Sociology, from the University of Kings College in Pennsylvania.

I have joined the board of directors of the Wharton County Women's Care Center to address the responsibilities of expectant fathers moving forward, to prepare, and when needed, to challenge them."

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LOOKING FORWARD

We’re Building More Than a Center.

We’re building a place people can turn to during uncertain seasons. Where practical needs are met, encouragement is found, and no one has to navigate what comes next alone.

A place built to serve Wharton County for years to come.

How We'll Serve

Rooted in Faith
Our Christian faith shapes how we serve, with a commitment to the value of every life.

Focused on the Whole Person
We recognize the practical, emotional, relational, and spiritual needs of each person we serve.

Built for Our Community
This center is being built by people who care deeply about the families who call this community home.

Join us in the mission
Help us care for women and families in Wharton County

A vision for care that supports women, men, and families through every step of the journey.

  • Pregnancy Support: a compassionate first place to turn for care, guidance, and encouragement.
  • Education & Family Support: equipping women, men, and families for pregnancy, parenting, and fatherhood.
  • Practical Resources: providing material assistance and connections to trusted community resources.
  • Emotional & Spiritual Care: offering compassionate encouragement grounded in faith and hope.