Enacted in 1970, the federal family planning program known as Title X makes millions of dollars available to clinics that provide health care services like birth control, cancer screenings, and STI ...

The letter, shared exclusively with TIME, comes after HHS said it is withholding Title X funds from 16 organizations.

T he Trump Administration’s move to withhold millions of dollars allocated for family planning services is affecting reproductive health care access in more than 20 states—including some that have ...

In a push to protect Title X, Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz, Planned Parenthood and other advocates met on Wednesday to talk about reproductive health services. They said that the Trump Administration’s ...

The Justice Department filed a notice with the high court on Tuesday saying it had restored grants to Oklahoma and Tennessee, which also had its Title X family planning grants pulled by the ...

Trump administration's decision to withhold federal funds puts affordable reproductive services at risk for over 50,000 patients in Ohio.

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The freeze to the Title X program could impact as much as $120 million worth of grants to a network of roughly 4,000 clinics providing free and discounted pregnancy testing, contraception ...

Bridgercare was one of 16 grantees out of the 55-year-old Title X family planning program across the U.S. affected by this freeze.

Minnesota Planned Parenthoods’ share of Title X funding amounts to $2.8 million, roughly 3% to 4% of its overall budget.

Enacted in 1970, Title X is the nation’s sole federally funded family planning program. The program doesn’t fund abortion services, but it does allocate more than $200 million annually for clinics ...