Family Planning Program

Mission
To assist women and men to understand and take responsibility for their reproductive health through education, counseling and medical services.

What services does the Family Planning Program provide?
The North Dakota Family Planning Program provides services to all people capable of reproduction who need and desire family planning. Participation is voluntary.

Services include:

• Education, counseling, nursing, medical and direct contraceptive services to those interested in spacing the birth of their children and/or limiting family size.

• Breast and cervical cancer screening and sexually transmitted disease screening.

• Infertility counseling services, upon request.

• Pregnancy testing; options counseling, and referrals to appropriate care for women confirmed to be pregnant.

• Preconception counseling.

The program is funded through the federal Title X family planning grant and the Maternal and Child Health Block Grant. Client fees and donations provide remaining program funding.

What is a Title X Family Planning Program?

For more information, contact:
Kim Mertz, Director
701.328.4528
 

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