Do you want to give up your child for adoption? Call Fiom for support and advice.

You can have an abortion if you have an unwanted pregnancy and want to terminate the pregnancy.

Support and advice for unintended or unwanted pregnancy: for online information, visit the website or call Fiom.

If you are younger than 25, you can contact Sense with questions about contraception, sexuality and STIs. You can do this via email, telephone, online chat or by making an appointment for the Sense consultation hours.

If you cannot get pregnant naturally, you can contact a fertility centre.

If a pregnancy spontaneously ends in the first three months of your pregnancy, you have a miscarriage. Contact your midwife or general practitioner if this happens.

The first days after delivery you receive support at home from the maternity assistant. She helps you care for your newborn child. Maternity assistance is reimbursed by the standard package of health insurance (basisverzekering).

If you are pregnant or have had a child, and you are under 23, you can get help here.

If you are pregnant and have been given a referral, you go to a gynaecologist. The midwife or general practitioner gives you a referral.

As soon as you know you are pregnant, you make an appointment with a midwife in your area. A midwife supports and advises you during your pregnancy, delivery and the period immediately after delivery. The midwife can also give advice on contraceptives.

As soon as you know you are pregnant, you make an appointment with a midwife in your area. A midwife supports and advises you during your pregnancy, delivery and the period immediately after delivery.

You can discuss any intimate topic with a general practitioner (GP). If necessary, the GP can refer you to a specialized healthcare provider. You can also obtain contraception from a GP.

People with a (temporary) residence permit choose a GP in their municipality. Those living in an asylum seekers’ center (AZC) can visit a GP on-site.