Reply #26: There are some things on there

[RatRacer]

I think it's mainly that their website is poorly organized.

Patricia Heaton visited Washington, D.C., in April to talk with members of Congress about resources and support for pregnant women and parents.
http://www.womendeservebetter.com/news/Heaton%20visit%200405.htm

Speaking out on the issue of sex trafficking
http://www.washingtontimes.com/op-ed/20050428-095319-7893r.htm

Lobbied MN legislature in favor of the Positive Alternatives Act which among other things had these aims:
1. Nutrition programs for the mother and the child.
2. Family finance programs that will help the mother to do more with less economically.
3. Continuing education courses to make sure the new mother can get back into the work force.
4. Educational opportunities to have the new mother receive her GED or High School Graduation equivalent.
5. Drug and alcohol addiction counseling for pre- and post-natal care.
http://www.womendeservebetter.com/news/winnMNtestimony0305.htm