The Pregnancy.Gov Act requires the Department of Health and Human Services to create a public website within one year that serves as a clearinghouse of resources for pregnant women, new mothers, and women parenting young children. The website will allow users to search for services in their ZIP code area by distance (within 1, 5, 10, 50, or 100 miles) and will include categories such as financial assistance, health services, material support, mental health resources, and information about abortion alternatives and risks. States can apply for federal grants (up to $50 million total from 2026-2030) to help identify and aggregate local resources, but the law explicitly excludes from the website any organization that performs, refers for, or supports abortion services. The bill also requires the Secretary to report to Congress within six months on the website's traffic, user feedback, gaps in available resources, and certification that no prohibited entities are listed.
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