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In 2005 , the Texas Legislature approved a budget that directs the Texas Department of State Health Services to " set aside " $ 10 million in family planning funding for federally qualified health centers , and $ 2.5 million for so-called crisis pregnancy centers , which are fake clinics . We must assure by every means at our disposal that local crises are quickly contained and resolved . The OptionLine website provides information to more than 20,000 visitors including women vulnerable to the societal campaign promoting abortion about local pregnancy centers and services in their area each week , officials said . " Throughout the Cold War the Army depended on a massive - - and expensive - - array of forward-deployed troops and equipment for its strategic response to local crises . The remaining sub-grantees include a hospital , which houses a program used in area schools , two crisis pregnancy centers , and four local health departments . These were women who were challenged and stressed by the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy , and the people on whom they normally would rely for support in difficult circumstances were unable , unwilling or unavailable to help with the crisis pregnancy . We are not advocating an unfettered buildup of delivery system capacity but rather a strategic reassessment of the resources needed to assure necessary system elasticity in the face of national or local crises . The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is a network of local crisis centers located in communities across the country that are committed to suicide prevention . " Phony clinics - or " crisis pregnancy centers , " as their antiabortion owners call them - are designed to mislead pregnant women into thinking they are genuine health care facilities . Papuans are very poor , and the lack of infrastructure in their province means that local crises can easily become fatal - - for example at least 55 people died from diarrhoea in a remote region in 2005 . Funds from this grant will help victims recovering from domestic abuse , homelessness , substance abuse , and crisis pregnancy prepare for their successful re-entry into society . Clinicians should provide patients with contact information for local crisis centers , shelters , and protective services agencies . " The resolution also encouraged Congress to " grant crisis pregnancy centers assistance for medical equipment and abstinence education in a manner that does not compromise the religious integrity of these organizations . That number is 1-800-273-TALK , and it 's connected to a network of local crisis centers across the country that are committed to crisis counseling , and they are connected to local mental health and substance abuse providers . As they have for decades , perhaps 3,000 crisis pregnancy centers across the country continue to offer expectant mothers services ranging from professional counseling to baby formula . The first Birthright center opened in 1968 in Toronto , Canada , and it quickly grew into the first international crisis pregnancy service , according to Birthright 's web site . With its primary focus on crisis pregnancy , the site offers accurate information using Biblical quotes to support the pro-life stance .