Mark your calendars! New Morning is excited
to announce that our “Access for All: A Reproductive Health Summit” will return to Columbia, SC in 2025
on April 29th and 30th. Secure your ticket with
early bird pricing here: newmorning.org/conference
Meet Alexandra: “If I had an unplanned pregnancy, I’d probably have to drop out.” Thanks to birth control, she stayed in school and pursued her dreams. Since 2017, we’ve helped 500,000+ women in SC, reducing unwanted births by 44%. #ThxBirthControl newmorning.org/support
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We are proud to serve South Carolina women and provide family planning care to all who want it. On #WCD2022, we celebrate the public health achievement that makes it all possible: contraception!
New Morning retweeted
We are proud to provide women information & affordable access to eight different methods of contraception as part of our partnership with @newmorningsc in its Choose Well initiative. These offerings are available to all women at each of our locations. 💊 bit.ly/3R3CkJt
New Morning retweeted
Throwing it back to when Able SC presented at New Morning’s Choose Well Summit. The summit focused on the goal to provide equitable access to contraceptive care in SC. Thank you @newmorningsc for having us present on disability inclusion.
#TBT #ContraceptiveCare #DisabilityRights
Big thanks to @SenTomDavisSC, who once again stood up for women and families in South Carolina.
.@Seannaaadcox_pc: “Birth control pills will soon be available in South Carolina without a prescription under a law signed May 23 by Gov. @HenryMcMaster in a bipartisan effort to help women avoid unwanted pregnancies that could end with an abortion.” postandcourier.com/politics/…
New Morning retweeted
Patients with low incomes face many cost-related barriers to accessing preferred #contraception. Our 🆕 study published in @ContraceptionJL shows that expanding health insurance coverage + contraceptive counseling can help support reproductive choice. guttmacher.org/news-release/…
We believe that every woman deserves an equal opportunity to get birth control, no matter where she lives or her economic status. Join us today for Midlands Gives to help us help women in South Carolina.
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Our Midlands clinics have provided reproductive health services to 50,000+ Midlands women through the @ChooseWellSC program. To ensure our impact is sustainable, we need your support. Make your donation through Midlands Gives today. MidlandsGives.org/NewMorning…
When many health clinics had to close or cut back family planning services during the pandemic, our dedicated partners, including Tandem Health, ensured access to birth control services to women in SC.
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New Morning retweeted
Credit to my friend and colleague, South Carolina state @RepRussellOtt, for his parliamentary skill yesterday in advancing S. 628, a bill that would allow pharmacists to dispense contraceptives without the necessity of women first obtaining a prescription from a physician.
On #InternationalWomensDay and everyday, we would like to recognize ALL women. Especially the patients who have accessed birth control through @ChooseWellSC & our dedicated partner network providing contraceptive services.
Meet @BKapp2 – Our fearless leader who has been serving the women of South Carolina for more than 20 years boldly advocating for reproductive health education and equitable access to birth control for all South Carolinians through her work with New Morning.
New Morning retweeted
Way to go, North Carolina! As of today, #BirthControl pills & patches are available over-the-counter, a win for Contraceptive Access! 🎉 🎉
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Our @ChooseWellSC clinical partners provided contraceptive services to 70,798 women during the first year & a half of the pandemic. Access to birth control has never been more important & we are honored to work with our collaborative network to provide this essential service.
As women continue to face challenges accessing preventive care during the pandemic, our partner clinics are available to see patients for family planning services. Check out nodrama.org for a list of clinics in your area.
















