What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 9807.
Grants to Boost Contraception Access and Eliminate Contraceptive Deserts.
This law establishes a new federal grant program, authorizing $100 million annually, aimed at significantly increasing access to the full range of contraceptive methods across the U.S. These funds will help clinics and healthcare facilities, particularly in underserved areas, hire staff, purchase supplies (including emergency contraception), and expand telehealth services. The goal is to reduce barriers and address the lack of access faced by millions of citizens, especially those in minority and low-income communities.
Key points
A new 5-year grant program (100 million USD annually) is authorized to expand contraceptive services, counseling, and supplies nationwide.
Priority funding will be given to healthcare providers in states demonstrating the highest unmet need for contraceptive care.
Funds can be used for purchasing all approved contraception methods, implementing telehealth services, and hiring necessary clinical and support staff.
Status:
Expired
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