In addition to continuing to provide important healthcare services in person and via telemedicine platforms, Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas also continues to lead conversations about the most significant and timely issues that all communities face. This month, Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas is hosting two discussions: Black Women Stereotypes & Health Impacts and Unpacking the Headlines: Queer […]Read More
Important healthcare needs don’t stop just because of the COVID-19 public health crisis. “Through telemedicine, Planned Parenthood is minimizing barriers for Texans seeking birth control pills, especially as we all take necessary precautions to remain at home during the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Ken Lambrecht, CEO of Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas. During COVID-19, Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas’s El Paso Health […]Read More
Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas visited the El Paso Community College Campus Thursday, along with campuses in other areas of the state, in order to bridge the gap in birth control access with resources and information for students. According to PPGT officials, women who face unintended pregnancy in college are 65% more likely to interrupt […]Read More
On Monday February 11, El Pasoans – led by Border Network for Human Rights, Women’s March El Paso, former Congressman Beto O’Rourke – and in partnership with more than 45 other community partners, will take to the streets in the March for Truth. Organizers share that the main reason for the march is to “stop […]Read More
On Thursday, Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas announced a return of their services to the El Paso area. “El Paso is one of the largest cities in the U.S. without a Planned Parenthood health center. Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas is changing that, providing El Paso with much-needed women’s and sexual healthcare services beginning in […]Read More
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