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California Reproductive Justice and Freedom Fund (RJ Fund) is sponsored by California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Reproductive Freedom and Abortion Access (RFAA) Unit. This fund provides grant support to community-based reproductive health, rights, and justice organizations to conduct medically accurate and culturally competent outreach and education on sexual health and reproductive health issues.
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ACCESS REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE - National Network of Abortion Funds Supporting people in California. ACCESS provides free, confidential, and nonjudgmental information, referrals, and advocacy on the full range of reproductive healthcare, with a special expertise in and abortion services.
ACCESS may contribute to the cost of an abortion or other reproductive/sexual health care appointment, as well as costs associated with travel, lodging, childcare, and other logistical barriers to accessing your appointment. In addition, ACCESS has a network of over 100 trained and vetted Practical Support Volunteers across the state who offer rides, funding, and emotional/doula support during one's appointment.
Our services are open to all people living in California, traveling to California, or traveling from California out of state. Call 1-800-376-4636 (English Healthline), 1-888-442-2237 (Línea en Español), or begin filling out our intake form if you need support.
The vision for ACCESS REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE, founded in 1993, was not only to provide information and practical support on all aspects of reproductive health, but to build a community actively working to meet the real needs of people. ACCESS removes barriers to sexual and reproductive health care and strengthens the power of Californians to demand health, justice, and dignity.
ACCESS REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE's Community In Fiscal Year 2022-2023, ACCESS supported 1,421 individuals from 29 states and 2 countries to access care. While our bilingual Healthline is one pillar of our work, we also use community mobilization and policy advocacy to advance reproductive justice for all communities in California.
We uplift the stories of our callers’ to impact decision makers, educate allies, and train community members to become volunteers and the next generation of reproductive justice leaders. Contraception & Reproductive Healthcare Insurance Advocacy/Education Works Directly with Abortion Seekers
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based reproductive health, rights, and justice organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
California Reproductive Justice and Freedom Fund (RJ Fund) is funded by California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Reproductive Freedom and Abortion Access (RFAA) Unit. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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