1/12/21 US SUPREME COURT THREATENS ABORTION PILLS BY MAIL

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1/12/21 US SUPREME COURT THREATENS ABORTION PILLS BY MAIL

But we are still here for you! Please read more here.

  1. MYA Network is Expanding Abortion Care

    Since 1973, most abortions have been provided in specialized abortion clinics. While these clinics have done heroic work, this model of care makes it easier for politicians to target and shut down abortion clinics and for patients to be harassed when accessing care.  If abortions were provided as part of regular medical care in primary care offices, this care would be much harder to target and patients would have more privacy.

    Early abortion can be safely integrated into primary health care. The two non-surgical methods that make this possible are the abortion pill and manual uterine aspiration (MUA.) MYA Network is helping more clinicians provide these services.

    $21,486.00 donated

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MYA Network is a project of The Community Health Promotion Project (CHPP), a 501(c)(3) EIN: 06-1646697. All donations are tax-exempt.

The Community Health Promotion Project is a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit launched in 2002 to promote the integration of comprehensive reproductive health services into primary care medical practices and support clinicians to establish these new models of patient-centered reproductive care.

Our Goals

Find more primary care clinicians who want to provide abortion care to patients, in person and/or online.

Help clinicians establish abortion services in their medical practices.

Help patients find these clinicians.

Make abortion care more accessible!

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Education & Outreach

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MYA Network is a project of The Community Health Promotion Project (CHPP), a 501(c)(3) EIN: 06-1646697. All donations are tax-exempt.

The Community Health Promotion Project is a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit launched in 2002 to promote the integration of comprehensive reproductive health services into primary care medical practices and support clinicians to establish these new models of patient-centered reproductive care.