Anti-abortion groups are getting more calls for help with unplanned pregnancies

Pam Whitehead, executive director of the anti-abortion ProLove Ministries, leads a workshop for staff at a crisis pregnancy center in Texas, weeks after Roe v. Wade was overturned. (Sarah McCammon/NPR)

HOUSTON — On a summer day in a quiet neighborhood outside Houston, Pam Whitehead is sitting at the kitchen table of a split-level home, taking calls from women who are pregnant and need help.

"We were preparing for this in advance," Whitehead says. "We knew this was coming, we anticipated it, and we knew that we needed to prepare to be able to serve women."