Maine Family Planning wants to help Mainers stay connected to opportunities for education, civic participation, and collective action for reproductive health, rights, and justice.
Sign up to join our Action Alert network! We’ll keep you informed about opportunities to testify in public hearings at the state house or call your local representatives about relevant bills, as well as upcoming grassroots actions and public events. You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram or email us directly: advocacy@mainefamilyplanning.org.
Work with us to organize a public forum, presentation, or workshop on sexual health care or reproductive rights in your town or with an existing community group. Contact advocacy@mainefamilyplanning.org to learn more.
Sharing personal stories is one of the most effective ways to shift public opinion, empower patients, and lobby lawmakers. It’s also a powerful method of combating stigma around reproductive health and abortion. Consider if you’d like to share your stories via Letters to the Editor, our MFP blog, and more. We can help raise your voice in whatever ways make you comfortable. Contact advocacy@mainefamilyplanning.org to talk more.
As new supporters join, our efforts evolve with the unique experiences you bring to the work. If there’s something you’re excited about that isn’t listed here, contact advocacy@mainefamilyplanning.org — we’d love to hear your ideas!
We will continue to offer the same full spectrum of compassionate, nonjudgmental, expert care.
Abortion care remains legal in Maine. You can access medication abortion at all 18 of our health centers, and via telehealth. You can access an in-clinic abortion procedure at our Augusta health center up to 14 weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period.
Gender affirming care is still legal in the State of Maine. We will continue providing this care at our Lewiston, Norway, Belfast, Fort Kent, Presque Isle, Thomaston, and Bangor health centers. Mainers aged 16 & up can access gender affirming care, including hormone replacement therapy with or without a parent’s permission. If you have questions about financial barriers, ask about our Open Door program.
We will do everything we can to ensure that all Mainers can continue to access vital, lifesaving healthcare, no matter where they live or how much money they make.
