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# New Jersey Family Planning League

Connects people to comprehensive sexual and reproductive healthcare services across New Jersey

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://njfpl.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [The League Announces Appointment of Jenifer Groves, MEd, MBA as President and Chief Executive Officer ](https://njfpl.org/2026/02/26/the-league-announces-appointment-of-jenifer-groves-med-mba-as-president-and-chief-executive-officer/) - Jenifer has served as Interim CEO for eight months, guiding the organization through a period of strategic growth and impact. Under her leadership, the League has strengthened its programs, expanded partnerships, and continued to champion equitable access to sexual and reproductive health services statewide and beyond.

## Pages

- [Homepage](https://njfpl.org/) - NJFPL expands access to reproductive healthcare, family planning, abortion care, and sexual health services across New Jersey.
- [Family Planning](https://njfpl.org/family-planning/) - Learn about affordable family planning services including birth control, screenings, and reproductive healthcare support.
- [Get Involved](https://njfpl.org/get-involved/) - Learn how to support reproductive healthcare access in New Jersey through advocacy, volunteering, and community involvement.
- [Our Impact](https://njfpl.org/impact/) - See how NJFPL improves access to reproductive healthcare and sexual health services for communities across New Jersey.
- [Abortion Access](https://njfpl.org/abortion-access/) - NJFPL works to protect and expand access to abortion care and reproductive healthcare across New Jersey.
- [Who We Are](https://njfpl.org/who-we-are/) - Learn how NJFPL advances reproductive healthcare access, equity, and family planning services across New Jersey.
- [What We Do](https://njfpl.org/what-we-do/) - Discover how NJFPL supports reproductive healthcare, abortion access, education, and family planning services statewide.
- [Abortion Centers](https://njfpl.org/abortion-care/) - Access information and support for safe, affordable abortion care and reproductive health services in New Jersey.
- [Find a Health Center](https://njfpl.org/find-a-health-center/) - Locate reproductive healthcare and family planning centers offering affordable services throughout New Jersey.
- [Leadership & Staff](https://njfpl.org/leadership/) - Meet the New Jersey Family Planning League leadership team advancing reproductive healthcare access and equity throughout New Jersey.
- [Our Resources](https://njfpl.org/our-resources/) - Access reproductive health resources, educational materials, and support services for individuals and families in New Jersey.
- [Donate](https://njfpl.org/donate/) - Support NJFPL’s mission to provide equitable reproductive healthcare and family planning services across New Jersey.
- [Financials](https://njfpl.org/financials/) - Review New Jersey Family Planning League financial information and transparency reports supporting accountability and community trust.
- [Mission, Vision, Values](https://njfpl.org/mission-vision-values/) - Learn about New Jersey Family Planning League’s mission, vision, and values focused on reproductive healthcare access, equity, and advocacy.
- [Events](https://njfpl.org/events/) - Stay updated on New Jersey Family Planning League events, trainings, advocacy opportunities, and community programs across New Jersey.
- [Careers & Internships](https://njfpl.org/careers-internships/) - Explore career and internship opportunities supporting reproductive healthcare, advocacy, and community health in New Jersey.
- [FAQ](https://njfpl.org/faq/) - Find answers to common questions about reproductive healthcare, family planning, abortion care, and NJFPL services.
- [Trainings](https://njfpl.org/trainings/) - Explore trainings and educational opportunities supporting reproductive healthcare professionals and community partners.
- [Terms of Use](https://njfpl.org/terms-of-use/) - Terms of Use Last Updated: April 2026 1. Acceptance of These Terms These Website Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of www.njfpl.org and any other website page or online feature that links to these Terms (collectively, the “Website”). The Website is operated by New Jersey Family Planning League (“NJFPL,” “League,” “we,”
- [Privacy Policy](https://njfpl.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Last Updated: April 20, 2026 1. Introduction New Jersey Family Planning League (“NJFPL,” “League,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) recognizes the importance of privacy, particularly for people seeking information about reproductive and sexual health services. This Website Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect personal information when you visit or
- [Abortion Resources](https://njfpl.org/abortion-resources/) - Abortion Resources
- [Accessibility Policy](https://njfpl.org/accessibility-policy/) - Accessibility Policy Coming soon!
- [Contact Us](https://njfpl.org/contact-us/) - Contact Us NJFPL does not provide direct clinical services or individual medical advice. If you have a medical emergency please contact your health care provider or call 911.
- [Other Projects](https://njfpl.org/other-projects/) - Other Projects Coming soon!
- [Policy & Advocacy](https://njfpl.org/advocacy/) - Policy & Advocacy Coming soon!
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## Health Center

- [RWJ Essex/Clara Maass](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/rwj-essex-clara-maass/)
- [Zufall Health - Somerville](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-somerville/)
- [Zufall Health - Plainsboro](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-plainsboro/)
- [Zufall Health - Newton](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-newtown/)
- [Zufall Health - Morristown](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-morristown/)
- [Zufall Health - Hackettstown](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-hackettstown/)
- [Zufall Health - Dover](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-dover/)
- [Hoboken Family Planning - West NY](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/hoboken-family-planning-west-ny/)
- [Hoboken Family Planning - Union City](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/hoboken-family-planning-union-city/)
- [Hoboken Family Planning - Hoboken](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/hoboken-family-planning-hoboken/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Secaucus](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-secaucus/)
- [Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine (DAYAM)](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/division-of-adolescent-and-young-adult-medicine-dayam/)
- [AtlantiCare](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/atlanticare/)
- [Alliance](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/alliance/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Washington](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-washington/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Trenton](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-trenton/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Somerset](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-somerset/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Shrewsbury](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-hackensack/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Perth Amboy](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-perth-amboy/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Newton](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-newton/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Morristown](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-morristown/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Hamilton](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-hamilton/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Hackensack](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-hackensack-2/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Flemington](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-flemington/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Elizabeth](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-elizabeth/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Delran](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-delran/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Camden](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-camden/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Absecon](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-ncs-absecon/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Newark](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-metro-newark/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Montclair](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-metro-montclair/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Ironbound](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-metro-ironbound/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - East Orange](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-metro-east-orange/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Paterson](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/planned-parenthood-metro-paterson/)
- [CAMcare - Camden East](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/camcare-camden-east/)
- [CAMcare - Camden](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/camcare-camden/)
- [FamCare - Vineland](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/famcare-vineland/)
- [FamCare - Rowan University Student Health Center](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/famcare-rowan-university/)
- [FamCare - Glassboro](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/famcare-glassboro/)
- [FamCare - Bridgeton](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/famcare-bridgeton/)
- [Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/cooper-university-hospital-cape-regional/)
- [Ocean Health Initiative - Freehold](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/ocean-health-initiative-freehold/)
- [Ocean Health Initiative - Little Egg Harbour](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/ocean-health-initiative-little-egg-harbour/)
- [Ocean Health Initiative - Lakewood](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/ocean-health-initiative-lakewood/)
- [Ocean Health Initiative - Brick](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/ocean-health-initiative-brick/)
- [Zufall Health - West Orange](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/zufall-health-west-orange/)
- [RWJ Monmouth](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/rwj-monmouth/)
- [RWJ New Brunswick](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/rwj-new-brunswick/)
- [RWJ New Brunswick - Paterson St](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/rwj-new-brunswick-paterson-st/)
- [Henry J. Austin - Bellevue Ave](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/henry-j-austin-bellevue-ave/)
- [Henry J. Austin - Chambers St](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/henry-j-austin-chambers-st/)
- [Henry J. Austin - Ewing St](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/henry-j-austin-ewing-st/)
- [Henry J. Austin - North Warren St](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/henry-j-austin-north-warren-st/)
- [LivWell](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/livwell/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Englewood](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-englewood/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Garfield](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-garfield/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Hackensack](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-hackensack/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Harrison](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-harrison/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Jersey City](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-jersey-city/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Passiac](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-passiac/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - Union City](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-union-city/)
- [North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC) - West NY](https://njfpl.org/map_directorys/north-hudson-community-action-corporation-nhcac-west-ny/)

## Teams

- [Andrea Bailer](https://njfpl.org/teams/vacant-2/)
- [Jenifer Groves](https://njfpl.org/teams/jenifer-groves/) - Jenifer served as Interim CEO at NJFPL for eight months, guiding the organization through a period of strategic growth and impact. Under her leadership, the League has strengthened its programs, expanded partnerships, and continued to champion equitable access to sexual and reproductive health services statewide and beyond. Prior to serving as Interim CEO at NJFPL, Jenifer was a sub-recipient of Title
- [Marianne Balazs](https://njfpl.org/teams/marianne-balazs/)
- [Kelly Shields](https://njfpl.org/teams/kelly-shields/)
- [Kodi Akins](https://njfpl.org/teams/vacant/)
- [Alan Goldman](https://njfpl.org/teams/alan-goldman/)
- [Roslyn Rogers Collins](https://njfpl.org/teams/roslyn-rogers-collins/)
- [Blythe Ulrich](https://njfpl.org/teams/blythe-ulrich/)
- [Naeemah Blakely](https://njfpl.org/teams/naeemah-blakely/)
- [Kathie Nixon](https://njfpl.org/teams/kathie-nixon/)
- [Didi Scott](https://njfpl.org/teams/didi-scott/)
- [Crystal Pruitt](https://njfpl.org/teams/crystal-pruitt/)

## Resources

- [HIV and AIDS](https://njfpl.org/resources/hiv-and-aids/) - Approximately 1.2 million people in the United Statesare living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Many people with HIV may not have any symptoms for years after becoming infected, and they might feel just fine. About 13 percent of these people don’t know they have the virus and need testing. HIV is the cause of one
- [What is Emergency Contraception?](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-is-emergency-contraception/) - If you recently had unprotected sex and are worried you could become pregnant, emergency contraception (EC) may be an option for you. Emergency Contraception is a safe and effective way of preventing pregnancy immediately after having unprotected sex. You might know it as the Plan B pill, or "Morning After" Pill. The IUD can also be used for emergency contraception too! Ask
- [What to Expect at a Pelvic Exam](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-to-expect-at-a-pelvic-exam/) - As part of your wellness visit at a family planning center, you may have a pelvic exam. But what exactly is a pelvic exam? Will it be embarrassing? Will it hurt? These questions and feelings are normal, but you don’t need to worry. We’ll break down what goes on during a pelvic exam so you
- [Preparing for Pregnancy](https://njfpl.org/resources/preparing-for-pregnancy/) - Taking care of your health before you get pregnant is important to having a healthy pregnancy and your local family planning provider can help.
- [What to Expect from an STI Screening](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-to-expect-from-an-sti-screening/) - Many people pass on getting screened for sexually transmitted infections (STIs, also known as sexually transmitted diseases or STDs) for fear of the unknown. Will it be embarrassing? Will it be expensive? Will it hurt? The truth is, STI screenings are important for and beneficial to anyone who is sexually active. Many STIs do not
- [What You Need to Know About Family Planning While You’re in College](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-you-need-to-know-about-family-planning-while-youre-in-college/) - Congratulations on deciding to continue your education! College is an exciting time with lots of possibilities. You’ll learn new things, make new friends and start new relationships. College means freedom and responsibility. Getting good grades and having healthy relationships is all on you. That freedom can be empowering; every choice you make is an important
- [LGBTQ+ Family Planning Services](https://njfpl.org/resources/lgbtq-family-planning-services/) - NJFPL health centers provide services to people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions. Your sexual and reproductive health is important to us. Services provided include: HIV prevention and PrEP, a medication that may lower your risk of getting HIV Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment Birth control methods Cancer screenings Sexual and
- [Know Your Risk and Get Screened This Breast Cancer Awareness Month](https://njfpl.org/resources/get-screened-this-breast-cancer-awareness-month/) - It’s October, and you may have heard that it’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here are some fast facts for 2019: Breast cancer will make up about 15 percent of new cancer cases It’s estimated that there will be more than 271,000 new breast cancer diagnoses by the end of the year Breast cancer will cause
- [Safer Sex Education: How to Put on a Condom](https://njfpl.org/resources/safer-sex-education-how-to-put-on-a-condom/) - There is no surefire way to prevent sexually transmitted infections or diseases (STIs or STDs) or unwanted pregnancies other than not having sex. Condoms have traditionally been—and remain—an effective and reliable tool, but only if you use them properly. Used correctly, condoms can be up to 98 percent effective in preventing STIs and pregnancy. Used
- [PrEP to Reduce Your Risk of HIV](https://njfpl.org/resources/prep-to-reduce-your-risk-of-hiv/) - There are lots of ways to lower your risk of HIV and AIDS. You can: Use condoms every time you have sex Practice abstinence Avoid intravenous drugs Take PrEP What’s PrEP? PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It’s a drug you take if you’re at risk for HIV to prevent the virus from taking hold in
- [Men’s Health: How to Take Control of Your Sexual and Reproductive Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/mens-health-services-video/) - Family planning and sexual and reproductive health services aren’t just for women. They’re for men, too. Besides affecting your own overall health, your sexual health may also affect your partner’s health.
- [How to Take Control of Your Sexual and Reproductive Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-take-control-of-your-sexual-and-reproductive-health/) - Take control of your sexual health by following a few simple steps such as scheduling regular wellness visits, practicing safer sex, choosing the right birth control option for you, getting tested for STIs and HIV and preparing for a healthy pregnancy.
- [STI & HIV Facts, Advice & Prevention](https://njfpl.org/resources/sti-hiv-facts-advice-prevention/) - Did you know that more than 20 million new sexually transmitted infections (STIs) get diagnosed in the United States every year? Every time you have unprotected vaginal, oral or anal sex you may be at risk for STIs or HIV.
- [How to Decide Which Birth Control is Right for You](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-decide-which-birth-control-is-right-for-you/) - You have a lot of options when it comes to birth control and choosing the method that’s right for you may seem overwhelming but we're here to help you get started.
- [What to Expect When Visiting a Family Planning Center](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-to-expect-when-visiting-a-family-planning-center/) - Watch this video for a break down of what goes on during a family planning appointment so you can feel confident and prepared.
- [Plan First Family Planning Benefit Program Now Available in New Jersey](https://njfpl.org/resources/plan-first-family-planning-benefit-program-now-available-in-new-jersey/) - Some New Jerseyans have a new option to get family planning services at no cost to them. This is a Medicaid benefit program called Plan First, which is managed by New Jersey’s public health insurance program, NJ FamilyCare. Under Plan First, you can get family planning services free of charge. Medicaid also offers free or
- [Reproductive Health in Emergency Preparedness and Response](https://njfpl.org/resources/reproductive-health-in-emergency-preparedness-and-response/) - Every year, approximately 850,000 people in the United States are affected by natural disasters. That number does not include people affected by man-made disasters, country-wide or world-wide diseases. We are in the middle of a world-wide pandemic that has affected millions of people in the United States alone. Did you know the COVID-19 pandemic can
- [The Ultimate Guide to Birth Control](https://njfpl.org/resources/the-ultimate-guide-to-birth-control/) - If you are sexually active and don’t want to get pregnant (or get your partner pregnant), you may want to think about contraception, also known as birth control. Birth control can help prevent unintended pregnancy, but there are so many options. How do you know which method is right for you? Below is a birth
- [Men’s Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/mens-health/) - Listen up, men – did you think that family planning services were only for women? If you are sexually active, you can benefit from family planning health care, regardless of your gender identity. Support your own health and safety and your loved ones. Take control of your physical, emotional and sexual health by following these
- [Guide to Periods](https://njfpl.org/resources/guide-to-periods/) - Periods are both exciting and embarrassing. Your first period can be an exciting event, knowing that you are becoming a woman and part of a sisterhood! And then you have a few more and experience some of the more embarrassing moments periods tend to bring. Whether you refer to them as “Aunt Flow,” “on the
- [LGBTQ+ Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/lgbtq-health/) - June is Pride Month Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) Pride Month is celebrated in June. During Pride, we celebrate the contributions that LGBTQ+ people have made throughout history - and reaffirm our commitment to helping all people access quality sexual and reproductive health services. Inclusive Services Available NJFPL health centers support and provide
- [What is Telehealth or Telemedicine for Family Planning?](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-is-telehealth-or-telemedicine-for-family-planning/) - What is Telehealth or Telemedicine? Many healthcare providers may be using telehealth and telemedicine services due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But what do these terms really mean? While they are often used to mean the same thing, telehealth is the use of a wide range of telecommunication technologies to support and promote patient care, and
- [Safer Sex During the Coronavirus Pandemic](https://njfpl.org/resources/safer-sex-during-the-coronavirus-pandemic/) - Maintaining your sexual health during the COVID-19 pandemic is as important as ever! Many people are having to find new ways to protect their sexual health while practicing isolation and social distancing. Sex During Social Distancing Having extra time at home with your partner may lead to more time for sex. You may have just
- [How to Talk to Your Healthcare Provider](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-talk-to-your-healthcare-provider/) - Making regular appointments with your healthcare provider to talk about your reproductive and sexual health is important. Taking the time to speak with a provider helps you stay informed about your reproductive and sexual health options, which keeps you happy, healthy and in control of your life. Choosing a healthcare provider you feel comfortable with
- [The Importance of Talking to Your Partner About STIs](https://njfpl.org/resources/the-importance-of-talking-to-your-partner-about-stis/) - Are you thinking about having sex with your partner? If sex is crossing your mind, it’s time to talk to them about preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also known as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Getting tested and having safe sex are the best ways to prevent STIs. This topic may feel nerve racking or
- [World AIDS Day](https://njfpl.org/resources/world-aids-day/) - What is World AIDS Day? An estimated 38 million people worldwide are living with HIV or AIDS. In the United States, approximately 1.2 million people are living with HIV and about 14 percent of those (1 in 7 people) don’t know it. HIV is more common in certain populations, including ethnic minorities, racial minorities, gay
- [How to Keep It Hot on Valentine's Day While Social Distancing](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-keep-it-hot-on-valentines-day-while-social-distancing/) - The V-word. No, not that V-word. Valentine’s Day - it means something different for everyone, whether you’re in a long-distance relationship, a new relationship, happily single, or recently broke up with a partner. Celebrating this year may be tough because it’s hard to feel connected when you’re not able to be physical due to social
- [Maintaining Your Sexual & Reproductive Health During COVID-19](https://njfpl.org/resources/maintaining-your-sexual-reproductive-health-during-covid-19/) - Your sexual and reproductive health are as important now as always. But the COVID-19 pandemic changes how you should look at your sexual and reproductive health in 2021 to stay healthy. Check out this infographic for tips on how to protect yourself and your partner.
- [STI Prevention](https://njfpl.org/resources/sti-prevention/) - 20 million new cases of STIs (also called sexually transmitted diseases or STDs) are reported each year in the United States. Approximately 10 million of these infections are in people between ages 15 and 24. The good news is STIs are preventable. Many STIs can be cured and all can be treated. Here are some steps to keep yourself
- [Men’s Health Services](https://njfpl.org/resources/mens-health-services/) - Hey guys, did you know that family planning and sexual and reproductive health services aren’t just for women? If you are sexually active, you can benefit from these services, regardless of your gender identity. Taking Control of Your Sexual & Reproductive Health Your sexual health is an important part of taking care of your overall
- [Will Drinking Alcohol Affect My Birth Control?](https://njfpl.org/resources/will-drinking-alcohol-affect-my-birth-control/) - In the United States, for people over 21, drinking alcohol may play a large role in their social lives. But when it comes to your sexual health, you may wonder if alcohol affects how your birth control works. Alcohol affects how your birth control works. There are some risks to consider, especially if you use
- [HIV Prevention](https://njfpl.org/resources/hiv-prevention/) - HIV is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system, making it easier to get other infections and diseases. Many people with HIV may not have symptoms for years after becoming infected, or they might feel perfectly healthy. About 1 in every 7 people who contract HIV, don’t know that they have it. That’s why
- [How to Put on a Condom](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-put-on-a-condom/) - Not having sex is the only surefire way to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies. But, when used correctly, condoms can be up to 98 percent effective in preventing STIs and pregnancy. That’s why it is important to know how to properly put on and use a condom before you’re in the moment.
- [How to Use An Internal Condom](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-use-an-internal-condom/) - While internal condoms (sometimes called female condoms) aren’t as popular to use, they can be a great option when practicing safer sex. An internal condom is inserted into your vagina, working the same way that other condoms do, except that you wear it inside of you instead of putting it on a penis. When used
- [STI Prevention and Awareness](https://njfpl.org/resources/sti-prevention-and-awareness/) -  April is STI Awareness Month and a great time to educate yourself on sexually transmitted infections (STIs, also commonly called STDs, or sexually transmitted diseases). Did you know that STIs are extremely common in New Jersey? In 2020, there were over 40,000 cases reported. The good news is STIs are preventable. Many STIs can
- [Men's Health: 5 Steps to Take Control of Your Sexual and Reproductive Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/mens-health-5-steps-to-take-control-of-your-sexual-and-reproductive-health/) - It's time to take control of your sexual and reproductive health. Family planning and reproductive health services are for everyone. If you are sexually active, you can benefit from these services, regardless of your gender identity. Your sexual health is an important part of taking care of your overall health and the health of your partner.
- [Sexual Health Awareness: What You Need To Know](https://njfpl.org/resources/sexual-health-awareness-what-you-need-to-know/) - When you think of your sexual health, what comes to mind? If you feel a little uncomfortable or even confused, you're not alone. But, staying on top of your health, especially your sexual health, is one of the best ways to protect your and your partner’s health and plan for your best future. September is
- [Understanding Emergency Contraception](https://njfpl.org/resources/understanding-emergency-contraception/) - If you had sex and didn’t use birth control—or think your birth control failed—don’t panic. You still have options to prevent pregnancy, such as emergency contraception. Here’s what you need to know. What Is Emergency Contraception? Emergency contraception is a way of preventing a pregnancy from taking place. It’s not a method for aborting or
- [Your Guide to Birth Control](https://njfpl.org/resources/your-guide-to-birth-control/) - If you are sexually active and do not want to get pregnant (or get your partner pregnant), you may want to think about contraception, also known as birth control. There are many birth control options including the pill, IUD, vaginal ring, the implant, and more. Below is your guide to birth control to help you
- [Birth Control and High Blood Pressure](https://njfpl.org/resources/birth-control-and-high-blood-pressure/) - If you have high blood pressure, you should avoid medications that can increase your blood pressure. Family planning methods like birth control are no exception. Here’s what you need to know about how certain birth control methods may affect your blood pressure. The Link Between Blood Pressure and Birth Control Birth control methods work
- [PrEP: Pre Exposure Prophylaxis](https://njfpl.org/resources/prep-pre-exposure-prophylaxis/) - PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It’s a daily medication you take, if you're at risk for getting HIV. Here is what you need to know about PrEP and how to find a health center near you to talk with a healthcare provider about whether this medication is right for you. 
- [Gender Differences in Communication and Interpretation of Consent](https://njfpl.org/resources/gender-differences-in-communication-and-interpretation-of-consent/) - What Is Gendered Communication? Gendered communication refers to the differences in conversation styles traditionally used by men and women. Men may be more likely to communicate or interpret consent for sex using nonverbal cues. These nonverbal cues can include nodding, assuming a certain body position, or interpreting a facial expression. In contrast, research has
- [10 Things You Should Know About STIs](https://njfpl.org/resources/10-things-you-should-know-about-stis/) - Knowing how to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) is key to staying healthy. If you get an STI, you may also find it comforting to know that many STIs can be treated. Here are 10 STI facts that are good to know if you are sexually active. 1. STIs Are Very Common More than one
- [Get Screened for Cervical Cancer](https://njfpl.org/resources/get-screened-for-cervical-cancer/) - Cervical cancer is a common type of cancer that affects people with uteruses. It starts in a part of the body called the cervix, which is located in the lower part of the uterus. This cancer is often caused by a virus called HPV, which can be passed on during sex. Getting screened can detect
- [Talking With Kids About Sexual Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/talking-with-kids-about-sexual-health/) - The idea of talking to kids about sexual and reproductive health may seem awkward at first. But it is important to remember that kids are curious at all ages and may have many questions. Talking with kids about sexual health comes with a lot of benefits. For instance, it can help them stay informed
- [Common Sexually Transmitted Infections](https://njfpl.org/resources/sexually-transmitted-infections/) - Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections that pass from one person to another person through oral, vaginal or anal sex. Many STIs do not cause symptoms or symptoms may not appear for a long time. It is possible to have an STI even if you or your partner do not have symptoms which is why
- [Chlamydia and Gonorrhea](https://njfpl.org/resources/chlamydia-and-gonorrhea/) - Anyone who is sexually active could get a sexually transmitted infection (STI). STIs are really common. In fact, more than 1 million people get an STI every day. Here’s what you need to know about two of the most common STIs: chlamydia and gonorrhea. What Are Chlamydia and Gonorrhea? Chlamydia and gonorrhea are sometimes
- [HIV Myths and Facts](https://njfpl.org/resources/hiv-myths-and-facts/) - Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a viral infection that attacks the immune system which allows other infections and diseases to enter the body more easily. There are approximately 1.2 million people in the United States living with HIV. If left untreated, HIV leads to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Having access to accurate sexual health information
- [League Releases Abortion Needs and Availability in New Jersey Report with Rutgers School of Public Health Faculty](https://njfpl.org/resources/league-releases-abortion-needs-and-availability-in-new-jersey-report-with-rutgers-school-of-public-health-faculty/) - Report identifies barriers to abortion services in New Jersey & highlights the need for the state to take a comprehensive approach to expanding access to reproductive health care services.
- [Sexual Health Checklist](https://njfpl.org/resources/sexual-health-checklist/) - Take control of your sexual and reproductive health! Your sexual health is an important part of taking care of your overall health and the health of your partner. Below is a checklist to help you be in control of your sexual health. Find a health center near you and get started today! Download Infographic
- [What Do Healthy Relationships Look Like?](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-do-healthy-relationships-look-like/) - Every relationship is complex and unique. But no matter what type of relationship you have with your partner, it’s important for it to be a healthy one! Generally, a healthy relationship should make you and your partner feel good about it. Here are some key traits of a healthy relationship. Communication Talk openly and honestly
- [How To Practice Safer Sex](https://njfpl.org/resources/how-to-practice-safer-sex/) - Whether you're in a committed relationship or exploring new connections, it is important to prioritize your health and well-being. Discover simple yet effective ways to protect yourself and your partner(s) while engaging in sexual activities.
- [The Importance of Regular Pap Smears in HPV Detection](https://njfpl.org/resources/the-importance-of-regular-pap-smears-in-hpv-detection/) - A Pap smear is a special screening test a healthcare provider uses to check the health of your cervix. During a Pap smear, a provider will place a tool called a speculum into your vagina and then check the health of the tissue at the entrance to your uterus, which is called your cervix. If
- [Understanding Fertility: Tips for Conception and Pregnancy](https://njfpl.org/resources/understanding-fertility-tips-for-conception-and-pregnancy/) - If you and your partner want to start a family, it’s never too early to get ready! You can take action right now to improve your fertility and increase your chances of having a healthy pregnancy. Take Control of Your Reproductive and Overall Health By gaining a greater understanding of your health before trying
- [Abortion Care Options](https://njfpl.org/resources/abortion-care-infographic/) - An abortion is a medical process or procedure that ends a pregnancy. In New Jersey, abortion is completely legal, safe and accessible. If you are pregnant and considering abortion, know that you are not alone and learn about the types of abortion care available. NJFPL supports abortion care in 15 New Jersey counties. Nobody is
- [What Is Emergency Contraception?: A Misunderstood Method to Prevent Pregnancy](https://njfpl.org/resources/what-is-emergency-contraception-a-misunderstood-method-to-prevent-pregnancy/) - Emergency contraception (EC) is a safe and effective way to prevent pregnancy after having unprotected or condomless sex. Also known as the “morning-after pill,” EC is often misunderstood, especially about when to take it. However, knowing exactly what it is and how it works can help you make an informed decision. Here’s a look at
- [The League Announces Appointment of Jenifer Groves, MEd, MBA as President and Chief Executive Officer](https://njfpl.org/resources/the-league-announces-appointment-of-jenifer-groves-med-mba-as-president-and-chief-executive-officer/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY — The New Jersey Family Planning League (NJFPL or the League), a leading nonprofit dedicated to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights in New Jersey, is proud to announce the appointment of Jenifer Groves, MEd, MBA as President and Chief Executive Officer. Jenifer has served as Interim CEO for eight months, guiding
- [Abortion Care 101](https://njfpl.org/resources/abortion-care/) - An abortion is a medical process or procedure that ends a pregnancy. If you want to have an abortion or just have questions, visit an abortion care center to talk about your options. Abortion Process Every state has its own abortion laws and care options. In some states, such as Indiana and West Virginia, abortion
- [STI Awareness Month: Educate Yourself About Common STIs](https://njfpl.org/resources/sti-awareness-month-educate-yourself-about-common-stis/) - April is STI Awareness Month, so it’s a great time to learn more about these common infections. STI stands for sexually transmitted infection. These are infections passed from one person to another through sexual contact. The World Health Organization says there are 30 different viruses, bacteria and parasites that can cause STIs. Every day, about
- [5 Things You Can Do to Practice Sexual Health Self-Care in the New Year](https://njfpl.org/resources/5-things-you-can-do-to-practice-sexual-health-self-care/) - New year, new you, right? The start of a new year is the perfect time to make your sexual health a priority. Here’s what your first five steps should be. 1. Schedule a Wellness Visit A family planning and wellness visit is not much different from any other doctor appointment you’ve had in the past.
- [Family Planning for LGBTQ+ People: Options and Support](https://njfpl.org/resources/family-planning-for-lgbtq-people-options-and-support/) - If you identify as LGBTQ+ and want to start a family, you can, and support is available to you! There are options for everyone. New Jersey Family Planning League (NJFPL) health centers are dedicated and proud to serve people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions. We offer sexual health services and support for
- [Considering Abortion: A Step-by-Step Guide](https://njfpl.org/resources/considering-abortion-a-step-by-step-guide/) - If you are pregnant and considering abortion, it’s normal to have lots of questions. This step-by-step abortion guide can help you get started. You can also contact an NJFPL health center near you to get answers to your questions. Step One: Know Your State’s Laws Abortion laws are different in every state. First, check to
- [Accessing Family Planning Services with COVID Safety Precautions](https://njfpl.org/resources/accessing-family-planning-services-with-covid-safety-precautions/) - Even though the state is opening back up, you may feel cautious about seeking necessary medical help during the COVID-19 pandemic. These feelings are normal. However, delaying these services may negatively impact your health and possibly put you and your partner at risk. NJFPL provider health centers have put into place safety measures so that
- [Abortion Needs & Availability Report: 2025](https://njfpl.org/resources/ana2025_pressrelease/) - New Report: New Jersey Solidifies Role as Abortion Access Hub, Yet Geographic and Service Gaps Persist New Jersey Family Planning League releases 2025 Follow-up Update to previous landscape analysis on Abortion Needs & Availability in New Jersey from 2023. NEWARK, NJ – A new report released by the New Jersey Family Planning League (NJFPL or
- [A Guide to Finding Abortion Information in New Jersey](https://njfpl.org/resources/a-guide-to-finding-abortion-information-in-new-jersey/) - Abortion laws are always changing, which can lead to anxiety and confusion if you need an abortion but aren't sure whether it's legal in your area. Abortion is available in New Jersey for everyone, regardless of income and/or insurance status. No one is turned away for care. If you are thinking about an abortion, New
- [The Importance of STI Testing](https://njfpl.org/resources/the-importance-of-sti-testing/) - Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) rarely cause symptoms, which is why it’s important to get tested if you’re sexually active. Getting tested is the only way to know for sure whether you have an STI. STI testing comes with many benefits. Here’s why you should consider getting tested and how to find a provider near you.
- [Complete Guide to the Most Common Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)](https://njfpl.org/resources/complete-guide-to-the-most-common-sexually-transmitted-infections-stis/) - What are Sexually Transmitted Infections? Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are infections or diseases that pass from one person to another person through different types of sexual contact. Many STIs do not cause symptoms or symptoms may not appear for a long time. Infection is still possible even if you or
- [The League Denounces Court Ruling Restricting Mifepristone Access](https://njfpl.org/resources/the-league-denounces-the-5th-u-s-circuit-court-ruling-restricting-mifepristone-access/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY – Yesterday, the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled to reinstate a previous requirement that patients obtain mifepristone in person at a health center, rather than by mail or at a pharmacy after receiving care through telemedicine. This ruling is a calculated undermining of bodily autonomy that
- [Birth Control 101](https://njfpl.org/resources/birth-control/) - Contraception, also known as birth control, is a way to prevent pregnancy for sexually active individuals. It comes in many different forms, which can make it easy to find a method that works best for you. Learn how different types of birth control work and where you can go to find a method that works
- [Cancer Screening](https://njfpl.org/resources/2087-2/) - During your visit with a family planning provider, you may get screened for breast and/or cervical cancer. Breast Cancer Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women, aside from skin cancer. Men can get breast cancer too, but it’s not as common. When it’s found early—before it has spread to other parts of the
- [6 Things You Need to Know About Sexual and Reproductive Health in the New Year](https://njfpl.org/resources/6-things-you-need-to-know-about-sexual-and-reproductive-health-in-the-new-year/) - Goal setting time is upon us! If you’re setting goals for the new year to focus on becoming healthier, don’t rule out prioritizing your sexual health. Here are six ways to help get you started. 1) Think About Your Current Sexual Health and Set Goals When setting sexual health goals, it may help to ask
- [5 Steps to Better Sexual Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/5-steps-to-better-sexual-health/) - Being aware of your sexual health is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and for your partner, and talking about your sexual health in a safe space like an NJFPL-supported health center is a great start. Here are 5 steps to keep you and your partner aware and in control

## Abortion Clinic

- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Camden](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-camden/)
- [University Hospital OB/GYN Associates – Newark](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/university-hospital-ob-gyn-associates-newark/)
- [Women’s Choice Medical Center – Englewood](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/womens-choice-medical-center-englewood/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Washington](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-washington/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Trenton](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-trenton/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Shrewsbury](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-shrewsbury/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Perth Amboy](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-perth-amboy/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Newton](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-newton/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Morristown](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-morristown/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Hamilton](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-hamilton/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Hackensack](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-hackensack/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Franklin Township](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-franklin-township/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Flemington](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-flemington/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Elizabeth](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-elizabeth/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Delran](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-delran/)
- [Planned Parenthood NCS - Absecon](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-ncs-absecon/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Paterson](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-metro-paterson/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Newark (Mulberry)](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-metro-newark-mulberry/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Newark (Ironbound)](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-metro-newark-ironbound/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - Montclair](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-metro-montclair/)
- [Planned Parenthood Metro - East Orange](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/planned-parenthood-metro-east-orange/)
- [Garden State Gynecology - Princeton](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/garden-state-gynecology-princeton/)
- [Garden State Gynecology - Morristown](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/garden-state-gynecology-morristown/)
- [Cherry Hill Women’s Center - Cherry Hill](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/cherry-hill-womens-center-cherry-hill/)
- [Abortion and Reproductive Healthcare of New Jersey  - Cherry Hill](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/abortion-and-reproductive-healthcare-of-new-jersey-cherry-hill/)
- [Rutgers RWJ - Complex Family Planning New Brunswick](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinics/rutgers-rwj-complex-family-planning-new-brunswick/)

## Venues

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## Organizers

- [New Jersey Family Planning League](https://njfpl.org/organizer/new-jersey-family-planning-league-2/)
- [New Jersey Family Planning League](https://njfpl.org/organizer/new-jersey-family-planning-league/)

## Events

- [Future Forward Conference](https://njfpl.org/event/future-forward-conference/) - The New Jersey Family Planning League (NJFPL or the League) is New Jersey’s primary administrator of the federal Title X program and family planning funds, as well as other essential reproductive health services. On September 24, 2026, the League will convene a pivotal statewide gathering to strengthen connections between clinical care and community-based support for

## Categories

- [Safe Sex](https://njfpl.org/category/safe-sex/)
- [videos](https://njfpl.org/category/videos/)
- [Press Release](https://njfpl.org/category/press-release/)

## Tags

- [blog](https://njfpl.org/tag/blog/)
- [Press](https://njfpl.org/tag/press/)

## Serviced Offered

- [Birth Control Patch](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/birth-control-patch/)
- [Birth Control Pill](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/birth-control-pill/)
- [Birth Control Ring](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/birth-control-ring/)
- [Birth Control Shot](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/birth-control-shot/)
- [Breast Feeding / LAM Method](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/breast-feeding-lam-method/)
- [Condoms – Male](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/condoms-male/)
- [Emergency Contraception](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/emergency-contraception/)
- [Fertility Awareness-Based Method(s)](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/fertility-awareness-based-methods/)
- [Hormonal Implants](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hormonal-implants/)
- [Copper IUD](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/copper-iud/)
- [Hormonal IUD](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hormonal-iud/)
- [Sterilization – Female (Tubal Ligation)](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/sterilization-female-tubal-ligation/)
- [Achieving Pregnancy Services](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/achieving-pregnancy-services/)
- [Basic Infertility Services](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/basic-infertility-services/)
- [Pregnancy Testing and Counseling](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/pregnancy-testing-and-counseling/)
- [Breast Cancer Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/breast-cancer-screening/)
- [Cervical Cancer Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/cervical-cancer-screening/)
- [HPV Vaccine](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hpv-vaccine/)
- [Folic Acid Supplementation](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/folic-acid-supplementation/)
- [Alcohol and Other Drug Use Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/alcohol-and-other-drug-use-screening/)
- [Blood Pressure Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/blood-pressure-screening/)
- [BMI Assessment](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/bmi-assessment/)
- [Immunizations](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/immunizations/)
- [Depression Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/depression-screening/)
- [Diabetes Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/diabetes-screening/)
- [Intimate Partner Violence Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/intimate-partner-violence-screening/)
- [Tobacco Use Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/tobacco-use-screening/)
- [Hepatitis C Testing](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hepatitis-c-testing/)
- [Syphilis Testing](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/syphilis-testing/)
- [Chlamydia Treatment](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/chlamydia-treatment/)
- [Gonorrhea Testing](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/gonorrhea-testing/)
- [Hepatitis B Screening](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hepatitis-b-screening/)
- [Hepatitis B Vaccine](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hepatitis-b-vaccine/)
- [HIV Testing](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hiv-testing/)
- [PrEP Counseling and PrEP Prescribing](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/prep-counseling-and-prep-prescribing/)
- [Condoms – Female](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/condoms-female/)
- [Contraceptive Sponge](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/contraceptive-sponge/)
- [Spermicide](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/spermicide/)
- [Hepatitis B Testing](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hepatitis-b-testing/)
- [Diaphragm with Spermicide](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/diaphragm-with-spermicide/)
- [Cervical Cap](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/cervical-cap/)
- [Sterilization – Male (Vasectomy)](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/sterilization-male-vasectomy/)
- [Cervical Cancer Screening Vaccine](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/cervical-cancer-screening-vaccine/)
- [Birth Control](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/birth-control/)
- [Pregnancy Services](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/pregnancy-services/)
- [Cancer Screenings and Prevention](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/cancer-screenings-and-prevention/)
- [Preventative Care Services](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/preventative-care-services/)
- [STI Testing & Treatment](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/sti-testing-treatment/)
- [HIV Testing & Prevention Services](https://njfpl.org/map_directory/serviced_offered/hiv-testing-prevention-services/)

## Team Category

- [Executive Leadership](https://njfpl.org/team/categories/executive-leadership/)
- [Board Members](https://njfpl.org/team/categories/board-members/)

## Topic

- [Abortion](https://njfpl.org/resources/topics/abortion/)
- [Sexual Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/topics/sexual-health/)
- [Maternal Health](https://njfpl.org/resources/topics/maternal-health/)
- [Family Planning](https://njfpl.org/resources/topics/family-planning/)
- [Other](https://njfpl.org/resources/topics/other/)
- [NJFPL Updates](https://njfpl.org/resources/topics/njfpl-updates/)

## Audience

- [Educators](https://njfpl.org/resources/audiences/educators/)
- [General Information](https://njfpl.org/resources/audiences/general-information/)
- [Parents](https://njfpl.org/resources/audiences/parents/)
- [Teens](https://njfpl.org/resources/audiences/teens/)
- [Young Adults](https://njfpl.org/resources/audiences/young-adults/)
- [Youth](https://njfpl.org/resources/audiences/youth/)

## Content Type

- [Article](https://njfpl.org/resources/types/article/)
- [Press Release](https://njfpl.org/resources/types/press-release/)
- [Infographic](https://njfpl.org/resources/types/infographic/)
- [Video](https://njfpl.org/resources/types/video/)

## Type of Abortion Service

- [Medication (in-person)](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinic/type_of_abortion_service/medication-in-person/)
- [In-Clinic Procedure (in-person)](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinic/type_of_abortion_service/in-clinic-procedure-in-person/)
- [Medication (virtual/telehealth)](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinic/type_of_abortion_service/medication-virtual-telehealth/)

## Pregnancy Duration

- [Less than 13 weeks](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinic/pregnancy_duration/less-than-13-weeks/)
- [13-18 weeks](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinic/pregnancy_duration/13-18-weeks/)
- [18+ weeks](https://njfpl.org/map_abortion_clinic/pregnancy_duration/18-weeks/)