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Media/Press centerCare Net’s experts are available for interviews and are knowledgeable about a wide variety of issues. They can comment on topics such as abortion alternatives, unplanned and teen pregnancies, abortion alternatives, healing from a past abortion, sexually transmitted diseases, abstinence education, urban community issues, and related policy issues. Our experts include, but are not limited to: • Melinda Delahoyde, President For media inquiries, please call Kristin Hansen at 703-554-8742.Press releases issued in 2008CARE NET APPLAUDS 8TH CIRCUIT DECISION TO PROTECT WOMEN’S HEALTHJuly 01, 2008 Care Net President Melinda Delahoyde applauded the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit decision Friday in Planned Parenthood v. Rounds. The Court vacated a temporary injunction which had been issued by the lower court in regards to a 2005 South Dakota informed consent law on abortion. In the interest of women’s health, two of Care Net’s South Dakota pregnancy center affiliates joined the case. Melinda Delahoyde Appointed President of Care NetMay 19, 2008 After an extensive nationwide search yielding many qualified candidates, the Care Net Board of Directors has announced that Melinda Delahoyde, a lifelong servant of the organization, has been appointed to be the next president of Care Net. Pregnancy Centers Defeat Hostile Legislation in MarylandApril 09, 2008 Care Net President Melinda Delahoyde applauded the defeat of legislation in Maryland that sought to disparage the work of pregnancy centers and deter women from going to pregnancy centers for help. “We are glad to see that legislators in Maryland truly understand the good work of pregnancy centers and the tremendous service they provide to communities throughout the state,” said Delahoyde. “What was perhaps intended to hurt our work actually turned out to be a great educational opportunity for legislators.” HOUSTON TRAGEDIES POINT TO NEED FOR PREGNANCY CENTERS, CARE NET SAYSApril 03, 2008 Care Net President Melinda Delahoyde spoke out Thursday about the recent tragedies involving two Houston-area 14-year-old pregnant teens.  Care Net Announces Record Level Participation in National Sanctity of Human Life Sunday January 18, 2008 Care Net, an organization that supports a national network of 1,150 pregnancy centers, announced Friday that a record number of National Sanctity of Human Life Sunday educational brochures (1.5 million) will be distributed in churches and across America on Jan. 20. |
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