Wednesday, February 5, 2025
2/5/2025
Project AbstractThe Family Health Council of Central PA, Inc. (FHCCP) has served as the Title X grantee for the central Pennsylvania region for the past 46 years. With Title X funding, FHCCP proposes to continue to serve women, teens, men, and families in need of family planning and related health services in the 24-county area, with the goal of supporting optimal health and wellness. As a result of the grant award, in the first year, FHCCP plans to serve over 36,800 family planning users through a network of subcontracted family planning agencies with 54 clinic sites. FHCCP?s network will continue to provide the full range of family planning services including an array of clinical services, counseling and education. In addition, outreach and community education to vulnerable and difficult to reach populations such as the uninsured, low-income individuals and families, adolescents, and rural residents will be emphasized. Building upon prior successes, FHCCP continues to work on innovatively improving the overall delivery of care and services through data management, monitoring, training, and technical assistance.As a Title X grantee, FHCCP strives to guarantee the efficient and effective use of federal, state, and local funding. FHCCP?s strong administrative capacity enables it to recruit providers, allocate funds, and administer the program to ensure that quality family planning services are made accessible in the communities it serves. During the project period, FHCCP will focus on advancing the administrative and clinical capacity of FHCCP and its subrecipients; increasing access, sustainability, and growth for target populations; and expanding partnerships to enhance the Family Planning Program in Central Pennsylvania. The project goals and objectives outlined in the work plan address the program priorities and key issues that OPA/Department of Health and Human Services identified for the Family Planning Program. FHCCP will continu e to collaborate and support its provider network to increase their capacity around enrollment, clinical outcomes, and primary care services to respond to the changing needs of the targeted populations.
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