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Did you know that the #TitleX family planning program is the only domestic federal program dedicated to family planning and related services? Title X clinics provide low-to-no cost services. Find a #TitleX clinic near you.

Our Embryo Adoption Awareness and Services (EAA) program supports efforts that aim to increase public awareness of embryo donation and adoption, and trains professionals on providing education and counseling. Learn about the EAA program on our website.

Our Title X clinics have played a critical role in ensuring access to family planning and preventive health services for more than 50 years. Hear grant recipients like Gail from Wyoming share the impact of the #TitleX family planning program in this video.

In 2023, Title X providers conducted 461,085 cervical cancer screenings. The Family Planning Annual Report shares how the Title X program plays a critical role in providing family planning and preventive health services nationwide.

We are joining @CDCgov in celebrating National Influenza Vaccination Week! With your annual vaccine, you help take the flu from wild to mild. Protect yourselves and your loved ones this #flu season. #NIVW

A new brief from @hhs_aspe details the elements of evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs. In the brief, learn about common content, delivery mechanisms, dosages, formats, staff, context, and intended population characteristics across programs.

It will take a global response to #StopHIVTogether. This #WorldAIDSDay, we remain committed to the work by joining @WHO in uplifting progress in HIV/AIDS education, prevention, testing, and treatment, remembering those who have died, and fighting stigma.