This Month's Headline
We're investing more in primary care associations.
As one of Upstream's strongest partners, primary care associations are elevating the importance of contraceptive access within primary care. To build on that momentum, we're putting new dollars and free training behind state and regional PCAs.
$10K–$75K
One-year partnership grants.
Plus free technical assistance and training for PCA members nationwide. Letters of intent due August 29.
Insight
Sixty Years of Expanding Access: Medicaid's Critical Role in Family Planning
Medicaid serves nearly 1 in 5 people living in the U.S. — and remains the nation's largest payer of publicly funded contraception. Sixty years on, it's still doing the heaviest lifting on access.
Read the analysis"
It's really listening to each person and understanding — where they're coming from, what's most important to them, and how can we meet them where they're at.
Dr. Pamela Valenza, MD, MPH
Tepeyac Community Health Center · Upstream Partner
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