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Our helpline is answered by trained staff Monday to Friday, 10.00am-5.30pm
ARC Antena offers information and support to parents who are making decisions before, during and after antenatal tests, or who are told their unborn baby has an anomaly, or are dealing with the aftermath of a loss after a diagnosis of foetal anomaly. Non-directive support by phone or via online forums including one for men. Publications to order for parents who have ended a pregnancy or for those who decide to continue.
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ARC offers specialised support for as long as it is needed when parents receive a worrying screening result or when a fetal anomaly is diagnosed in their unborn baby*. Around 800,000 women in the UK become pregnant each year. More than 35,000 will be told there is a risk their unborn baby has a serious fetal anomaly. Naturally, this causes a great deal of anxiety and uncertainty. Most parents will ultimately be reassured the pregnancy is progressing as expected. Sadly, some will receive the devastating news that their baby has a serious, sometimes lethal disorder, or a condition where the outlook is uncertain.
