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It is more important than ever that we are responsive and strategic in our funding, to ensure that these rights and freedoms are protected in the Granite State. To expand capacity to address these challenges, we created our Reproductive and Sexual Health Care Access Fund. ### The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation supports full access to reproductive health care for all who need it.
We believe women and people who can become pregnant should have freedom to make reproductive and sexual health choices and access to the necessary health care to fulfill those choices, including birth control, abortion, pre- and post-natal care and gender-affirming health care. Our Reproductive and Sexual Healthcare Access Fund (RSHA) provides support for organizations and initiatives that advance reproductive justice.
These organizations provide services and/or ensure continued access to reproductive and sexual healthcare **for every Granite Stater. ** ## to contribute or for more information For more information about the fund, contact Tanna Clews at tanna@nhwomensfoundation. org.
Donations can made online at the link below (designate to gift to the “Reproductive and Sexual Health Access Fund”), by mail to: New Hampshire Women’s Foundation, 18 Low Ave, Suite 205, Concord NH 03301, or by calling (603) 226-3355. info@nhwomensfoundation. org Email & print subscription form # Join Our Email & Print News List!
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