Updated: Jun 21, 2022
44,950 Georgia women and birthing persons live in counties without a single health center that provides the full range of methods. This is group is part of the larger 632,230 women and birthing persons in need who live in contraceptive deserts, counties that lack reasonable access to the full range of available contraceptive methods like the birth control pill, intrauterine devices, or long-acting injectables.
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With the recent Supreme Court leaked draft of their intention to overturn Roe v. Wade, women, particularly low-income women of color and LGBTQIA+ individuals, will suffer even greater barriers to accessing this essential form of reproductive healthcare. Read our factsheet, from Power to Decide, on the landscape of contraceptive access in Georgia. Download the Contraceptive Access in Georgia Factsheet. Originally published on Power to Decide.
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