To our community,
Thank you for supporting KBFPC! As we continue to provide access to life-affirming reproductive health and sexual health education during this unprecedented time, many of you have reached out asking how to contribute to the agency.
How can you help?
We provide low- and no-cost reproductive health services and KBFPC is a run a nonprofit operation. Your financial support helps us provide life-saving services now, and at the same time, have the reserves to respond to potential loss of public funding, or any future incidents or legal challenges. Consider becoming a monthly donor to contribute to our long-term sustainability!
Sign up to share your time and talents! We will contact you about future opportunities to help protect and expand KBFPC programs with community outreach.
Sign up to receive our newsletters and follow KBFPC on social media to stay informed about agency activities and news related to reproductive health and education.
Contact your elected representatives to share your story about the importance of access to reproductive healthcare. This is especially important at a time when the universal right to healthcare and bodily autonomy are being challenged here in Alaska and across the country.
Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly
Senator Gary Stevens (Alaska State Senate District C)
Representative Sarah Vance (Alaska State House District 6)
Representative Justin Ruffridge (Alaska State House District 7)
Representative Ben Carpenter (Alaska State House District 8)
U.S. Representative Nick Begich
KBFPC continues to provide comprehensive reproductive health services – including pregnancy testing and options counseling, sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment, birth control counseling and supplies, hormone therapy, breast and cervical cancer screenings, and more – because we support each person’s ability to survive and thrive, as well as the health and well-being of our communities as a whole.