Today, the U.S. Supreme Court halted an attempt to restrict access to mifepristone, a drug commonly used in medication abortion and in miscarriage care. This case was not rooted in science or medicine and should never have gotten as far as it did. The bottom line is that despite the confusing headlines, you can still access a medication abortion if you need one.
We’re just days away from our 60th anniversary event and there’s still time to get your ticket. Here are the Top 10 Reasons to Attend!
🔟 Spend the evening in community with friends and other PPNNE supporters.
9️⃣ Pose for a pic in our photobooth.
8️⃣ Bid on dozens of awesome silent raffle item.
7️⃣ Grab a tote bag or t-shirt, screen-printed in real-time by @littlechairprinting
6️⃣ Record a message to someone 60 years in the future on our retro phone or by writing a letter for the time capsule.
5️⃣ Snag a piece of artwork from @inciardi 's vending machine.
4️⃣ Enjoy an eclectic mix of songs from the past 6 decades.
3️⃣ Learn about the latest attacks on PP and our patients, and how you can help.
2️⃣ Hear from our speakers and storytellers, including PPNNE President/CEO Nicole Clegg and Rep. Chellie Pingree.
1️⃣ Help PPNNE keep seeing patients for the next 60 years!
Ticket link in bio.
The news about mifepristone - one of two commonly used drugs in a medication abortion - is alarming and confusing. But we’re here to tell you that medication abortion is safe, effective, and available in our region. You can still access an abortion through our telehealth program or in our health centers.
Thank you to our wonderful sponsors who are supporting our “Here for Good” 60th anniversary event on May 8th.
There's still time to get your tickets! Link in bio.
We are hosting an event in Portland, Maine on May 8 to celebrate 60 years of care and courage. Please join us! Tickets start at just $25. See the link in our bio.
Considering a vasectomy? Planned Parenthood offers no-scalpel vasectomy care in Burlington and Rutland, VT; Keene and Manchester, NH; and in Portland, ME. Vasectomies are an extremely reliable form of birth control and only take a few days to recover from! Book an appointment today at ppnne.org or call 1-866-476-1321.
STIs can have different symptoms – sometimes no symptoms at all. Get tested, stay informed, and protect yourself and others. #STIAwarenessMonth #KnowYourStatus
A year ago, a month ago, this morning 😉 Before and after you have sex with new partners, remember to get tested for STIs. Know your sexual health status by booking an appointment at Planned Parenthood today. #STIAwarenessMonth #KnowYourStatus
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[Image Description] “When was the last time you had sex? If you’re had any kind of sexual contact that can spread STIs – like vaginal, anal, or oral sex – talk with a doctor or nurse about getting tested.”
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England is now adding Saturday hours in Manchester. It’s the largest provider of sexual and reproductive health care serving Granite Staters, with thousands of patients relying on its clinics every year for real, evidence-based care.
While House Republicans voted to pass protections to crisis pregnancy centers from accountability, PPNNE is opening its doors wider so people can actually get seen…all without Medicaid reimbursements.
🖊️: Jessica F. Simmons
Black Maternal Health Month is a time to raise awareness and take action. It's crucial that we address the social, economic, and health care system factors that contribute to these inequalities. Every mother deserves the care, support, and equality they need. #BlackMaternalHealth
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[Image Description] “Black Maternal Health Month” with information on the discrimination that Black women face in health care and a photo of a patient and doctor.
We are excited to announce we’re now open from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM at our Manchester health center every Saturday – all to better serve you! Book an appointment at ppnne.org or call 866-476-1321.