Unintended Pregnancy Prevention (UPP) Program
Research has shown that children who are planned have a
better chance of growing into healthy, happy adults. The Unintended
Pregnancy Prevention Program helps to create awareness of this issue in
the community, and provides training and consultation on effective
pregnancy prevention. The program also works with health care
providers and community groups to assure that effective birth control
methods are widely available and accessible.
The overall goal of the program is to reduce unintended pregnancy
and promote healthy family development in Boulder County.
UPP
Program Resources and Materials
Got Sex? Be Safe
The Got Sex? Be Safe packet contains comprehensive
contraceptive information, local resources for health clinics and
family planning services, a voucher for free HIV testing,
information about emergency contraception, an internet resource card
and information about sexually transmitted infections. The
packets are free to Boulder County residents.
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Emergency Contraception
Emergency contraception can safely prevent pregnancy when used
within 120 hours after sex. Emergency contraception posters
and information cards (including local resources) are posted at
various sites and businesses and are available free
to Boulder County residents.
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For more information, call
303-678-6166
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