Saturday, November 23, 2024
11/23/2024
FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL OF IOWA PROJECT ABSTRACT 2019-2022 The Family Planning Council of Iowa (FPCI) plans to provide Title X Family Planning Services in 55 of Iowa?s 99 counties. FPCI plans to provide services to 25,572 individuals of whom 15,995 will have incomes at or below 100% FPL in 2019-2020; with a total of 77,873 individuals of whom 48,709 will have incomes at or below 100% FPL served over the three year period. For this, FPCI is seeking $2,778,000.00 in Title X Family Planning funds for Year 1 (2019-2012). The funds will be used for direct services and administration of the Project. The core of FPCI?s Title X Project is assuring availability of clinical family planning services to priority populations of low-income and vulnerable populations. It addresses the provision of community education and outreach programs and the promotion of family planning services within the health care delivery system. Ensuring high quality of care and safety through staff training, monitoring and oversight are also objectives of the Project. FPCI assures that all Title X administrative, clinical and fiscal requirements are met at the grantee and subrecipient level. FPCI will work to ensure that its family planning network is positioned to participate in the changing health care systems and utilize health information technology. The administration of the Project will be provided by the FPCI Board of Directors and key project staff at the corporate headquarters at 108 3rd Street, Suite 220, Des Moines, IA. FPCI will subcontract with ten subrecipient agencies to provide Title X family planning services at 20 clinic sites, offering the full range of family planning services as required by Title X. The sub-recipients and FPCI will provide community education and outreach programs. Key partners include statewide organizations such as the IA Primary Care Association, IA Community Action Association and IA Public Health Association; state agencies such as IA Dept. of Public Health and IA Dept. of Human Services. Services are provided in accordance with all applicable Federal and State requirements; in agreement with the standards prescribed by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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