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Pink Flag Campaign 2026
Click here to make your donation: Sponsor A Flag October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer impacts all of us – our families, our friends, our coworkers, and ourselves. One in eight women are diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. In our state, an estimated 580 Alaskan women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2026 alone. And here…
Read More about Pink Flag Campaign 2026Pink Flag Campaign 2025
Click here to make your donation: Sponsor A Flag October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer impacts all of us – our families, our friends, our coworkers, and ourselves. One in eight women are diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Here in Alaska, an estimated 550 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2025 alone (according to the American…
Read More about Pink Flag Campaign 2025August is Alaska HPV Vaccination Month
August is HPV Vaccination Month in Alaska, and KBFPC is doing our part by sharing information about how to get the vaccine! Protect Kids Against Cancer: recommended for all young people, starting at age 9, this safe and effective vaccine helps prevent six types of cancer. Know the facts about the benefits of early vaccination…
Read More about August is Alaska HPV Vaccination MonthMobile Mammograms
Are you due for your annual screening mammogram? The Providence Mobile Mammogram truck is coming to Homer in September! Appointments available at the Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic on Thursday and Friday September 4th and 5th. To plan your appointment: Identify your provider/where you’d like your results sent. Call Providence at 907-212-3151 to schedule (and…
Read More about Mobile MammogramsWe’re Hiring! Medical Assistant [position filled]
KBFPC is currently seeking applicants to join our dynamic and dedicated team in a unique Clinic role. Are you passionate about client-centered, reproductive health care? Do you want to have a positive impact in our community by providing high-quality sexual health care services and education? Do KBFPC’s core values speak to you? EMPOWERING (respectful) ACCESSIBLE &…
Read More about We’re Hiring! Medical Assistant [position filled]Share Your Story
Impact Stories: We need your help! Has low- or no-cost reproductive healthcare and education helped you or your family? Share your story with KBFPC—it matters! Anonymous Form Policymakers and funders want to hear real-life stories about how agencies like KBFPC support your health goals. Your anonymous story—from last week or anytime since KBFPC started—whether you share one…
Read More about Share Your StoryFY2024 Impact Report
Seeding Change Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic is proud to present this annual report of our 2023-24 fiscal year and a season of change, growth, and expanded reproductive health services for the Kenai Peninsula. See how your support impacts our work in the community! (For a copy of our FY2024 Report, please contact [email protected].) If…
Read More about FY2024 Impact ReportAugust is Alaska HPV Vaccination Month
August is HPV Vaccination Month in Alaska, and KBFPC is doing our part by sharing information about how to get the vaccine! Recommended for all young people, starting at age 9, this safe and effective vaccine helps prevent six types of cancer. Know the facts about the benefits of early vaccination and contact your healthcare…
Read More about August is Alaska HPV Vaccination MonthMobile Mammogram Day – Sept 6!
Are you due for your annual mammogram? The Providence Mobile Mammogram truck is coming to the Kachemak Community Center on Friday, September 6! To plan your appointment: Identify your provider/where you’d like your results sent. Call Providence at 907-212-3151 to schedule (and ask about financial assistance.) Come to Kachemak Community Center on 9/6/24 at your…
Read More about Mobile Mammogram Day – Sept 6!Community Health Alert: Syphilis
Syphilis is on the rise in Alaska and poses a very serious health danger. Syphilis is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI, or STD) that can cause harmful complications or death if left untreated. You can have syphilis and not know it Anyone can pass it on, even to your unborn baby It is preventable,…
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