Grant Program Reproductive Health

To protect and expand access to family planning and reproductive health care for low-income and uninsured women through the federally funded Title X program.

To promote comprehensive sexuality education, with an emphasis on a science-based framework, policymaker education, and state and parent organizing.

To educate young women on college campuses about emergency contraception and engage them in campaigns to increase access to EC through their campus health centers.

To expand insurance coverage for contraceptives, using litigation, research, policy analysis, public education, coalition-building and media relations.

To improve Native American women’s access to abortion and pregnancy prevention services.

To train and support family physicians in medical abortion and improved contraception services.

To maximize media and policymaker attention to abstinence-only-until marriage programs generated by the report on the content of federally funded abstinence-only education programs.

To enable youth and young adults to travel to Washington, DC, for training on comprehensive sexuality education.

To expand the availability of abortion and family planning services across the country, focusing on increasing abortion training for medical residents, improving low-income women’s access to reproductive health services, building bridges to the Latino community, and increasing awareness of and…

To inform and educate medical professionals how to better serve the reproductive health care needs of adolescents in New York State, in view of seemingly conflicting state laws that mandate patient confidentiality and parental notification.