Fact Sheets

Title X is facing a level of attacks not seen since the mid-1990s, at the same time that the recession has led to increased demand for services funded by the program. NFPRHA's Title X fact sheets make the case for protecting and strengthening this cost-effective, public health resource.

Fact sheets highlighting the economic and public health contributions of Title X

• Sequestration 101: Impact on Family Planning - February 2013 (PDF)

• Title X Policy Brief - Increasing Access to Preventive Care for Underserved Populations -- June 2012 (PDF)
  
  
• Title X Factsheet - Protect Access to Family Planning for Poor and Low-Income Americans -- March 2012 (PDF)
  
  
• TItle X Factsheet - The Impact of Budget Cuts on the Title X Family Planning Network -- March 2012 (PDF)
  
  
• NFPRHA Title X Fact Sheet -- June 2011 (PDF)

• Title X - A Public Health Good -- February 2011 (PDF)

• Title X - Impact of Recession on Family Planning -- February 2011 (PDF)

• Title X - Impact on the Safety Net and Its Workforce -- February 2011 (PDF)

• Title X - Proven Effective at Improving Public Health and Saving Taxpayer Dollars -- February 2011 (PDF)
  
  

Fact sheets opposing funding and legislative challenges to Title X 

• NFPRHA Factsheet - Oppose Efforts to Prevent Abortion Providers From the Title X Program -- April 2013 (PDF)
  
  
• NFPRHA Opposes Any Cut to Title X -- September 2011 (PDF)

• NFPRHA Opposes Efforts to Exclude Abortion Providers from the Title X Program -- September 2011 (PDF)

• NFPRHA Opposes H.R. 217 -- February 2011 (PDF) NFPRHA strongly opposes H.R. 217, the "Title X Abortion Provider Prohibition Act." This bill, sponsored by anti-choice Representative Mike Pence (R-IN), seeks to undercut the Title X family planning program -- the only dedicated source of federal funding for family planning care in the US
• NFPRHA Opposes S. 96 -- February 2011 (PDF) NFPRHA strongly opposes S. 96, the "Title X Family Planning Act." This bill, sponsored by anti-choice Senator David Vitter (R-LA), seeks to undercut the Title X family planning program.