Friday, April 25, 2025
4/25/2025
Virginia League for Planned Parenthood Title X 2022-2027 - PROJECT ABSTRACT Virginia League for Planned Parenthood (VLPP) proposes to implement the Title X program at three of its four health centers, including: • The East End Health Center, which serves the City of Richmond • The Hampton Health Center, which serves Newport News and Hampton • The Virginia Beach Health Center, which serves Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Virginia Beach Reproductive and sexual health is a primary health care need for women of a childbearing age (18-44). The Guttmacher Institute estimates that 53% women residing in VLPP’s proposed Title X service area are in need of publicly subsidized contraceptive services, including 10% of women and girls less than 20 years old and 42% of women 20-44 years old living at less than 250% of the federal poverty limit. Despite this, many low-income individuals in VLPP’s service area lack “freedom of contraceptive choice,” or reasonable access to the full range of birth control methods where they live. With Title X funding, VLPP will offer annual wellness exams, STI testing, birth control visits, basic infertility services, and diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract and vaginal infections on a sliding scale at no-cost to those living at or below 100% FPL. Clients can access additional routine preventive health services on-site, which VLPP is committed to providing at an affordable cost to all clients, including those who are uninsured. After an initial two-month program planning and preparation period, VLPP anticipates providing 21,149 client visits and serving 16,919 unique clients annually under the Title X program.
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