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2018 ANNUAL REPORT

Planned Parenthood Mid-Hudson Valley

2 PLANNED PARENTHOOD MID-HUDSON VALLEY

I am incredibly grateful to Planned Parenthood for providing me with care when I did not have the means to have medical coverage. Then, when my son reached an age when he became sexually active, I brought him to PPMHV to get educated and tested for STDs. I really wanted him to understand the responsibility that comes with adulthood, and with his father out of the picture, I was grateful to PP for helping me, as a single parent, start these important conversations with my children.

— Victoria, Monticello, NY

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 3

A Message from Our Chair and President & CEOThe year 2018 saw the escalation of concerted attempts to reduce women and trans people’s access to health care, including abortions and contraception. The map to the left projects the dire situation we are facing in terms of access to abortion. And where there is no access or severely limited access, affordable contraception is hard to come by as well. This is an untenable situation. The fact is that abortions are at an all time low since Roe v. Wade. And the availability of affordable contraceptives and long-acting reversible contraceptives is clearly a primary reason for the decline. Affordable contraceptives for the most vulnerable and low-income populations can be attributed to Title X, the only national family planning funding which was signed into existence in 1970 by Richard M. Nixon. If there were a true desire to eliminate abortions, birth control should be available free on every street corner.

However, the very opposite is happening. In 2018 the Trump-Pence administration began a rule making process that would preclude any abortion provider from accessing contraceptive and preventive health funding through Title X and forbid any Title X recipient from even talking to an individual about their options. Even if a patient requested information about an abortion it would not be able to be given or that provider would lose their family planning grant.

As we turned the corner into 2019, this proposed new rule came within days of going into effect. Successful litigation by Planned Parenthood Federation of America, the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, the American Medical Association and the American Civil Liberties Union resulted in temporary injunctions. But make no mistake, this war is not over.

Our supporters stand with us in many ways through joining us as activists, as donors, and as volunteers. We will need you more than ever in 2019. OUR GRANDCHILDREN SHOULD NOT HAVE TO FIGHT A BATTLE THEIR GRANDMOTHERS ALREADY WON. But this time the fight is not just about safe, legal abortions. It is also about our right to access contraception!

Thank you so much for your support in 2018. We will need you even more in 2019.

Sincerely,

Helen Ullrich Ruth-Ellen Blodgett Chair President & CEO

Helen Ullrich and Ruth-Ellen Blodgett


51,135 Calls Answered by our Patient Call Center

21,059 Patient Visits

154 Gender Affirming Hormone Therapy Patients

6,777 HIV Tests

4,635 Breast Exams

7,344 Pap Tests to Screen for Cervical Cancer

2018 by the Numbers



1,542 Chat/Text Conversations50 Offsite HIV Testing Sessions

Reaching 1,089 Participants5,823 Health Center

Referrals Made

Health CareIn 2018, PPMHV saw 12,050 patients in our 5 health centers in Dutchess, Ulster, Orange and Sullivan counties. We also continued to offer smoking cessation care, gender affirming hormone therapy to trans individuals and successfully helped 2,671 patients obtain health insurance.

22,498 STD Tests1,746 Men’s Health Visits

14,535 Title X Family Planning Visits


PPMHV’s Education and Training Department staff members conducted 902 education programs for 10,052 participants and attended 587 outreach events reaching 24,402 individuals.

1,542 Chat/Text Conversations50 Offsite HIV Testing Sessions

Reaching 1,089 Participants5,823 Health Center

Referrals Made

Education


1,950 Advocates, 1,166 Attended Events260 “Rapid Response”

Activists DeployedAlmost 6,000 Followers on Facebook,

Instagram and Twitter

AdvocacyPPMHV engaged more than 24,000 supporters in 2018 through our public affairs and advocacy work locally, in Albany, and in Washington, DC. We raised awareness and lobbied in support of the Reproductive Health Act, Comprehensive Contraception Coverage Act and Boss Bill.


1,950 Advocates, 1,166 Attended Events260 “Rapid Response”

Activists DeployedAlmost 6,000 Followers on Facebook,

Instagram and Twitter

2,000 Individual Donors 465 New Online DonorsOver 1,000 Fundraiser

Event Attendees

Support

In 2018, our supporters generously donated more than $1.6 million to support PPMHV’s health care services, education programs, and advocacy efforts. We’re grateful to everyone who attended and volunteered at events throughout the year.


• Health advice before pregnancy• Birth control (including IUDs, IUCs,

and implants) • Emergency contraception (EC);

the morning after pill• STD tests & treatment

(urine-based option) • HIV testing• Preventive Care Well exams:

Pap tests, breast exams, colorectal screening & mammogram referrals

• Screening for cholesterol, high blood pressure & diabetes

• Treatment for UTIs, vaginal infections & painful or heavy periods

• Medication to quit smoking• Menopause care

• Pregnancy tests• Miscarriage care• Abortion services: — Abortion pill (up to 10 weeks) — In-clinic abortion — Follow up care after abortion• HPV shots (age 19 to 26)• Screening for hepatitis C

(recommended for people born between 1945 and 1965)

• Screening for depression and substance abuse with referral for treatment

• Transgender health services including Gender Affirming Hormone Therapy (GAHT)

• PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) for HIV

Services


ADMINISTRATIVE* HEADQUARTERS178 Church StreetPoughkeepsie, NY

LocationsHEALTH CENTERS Ulster CountyKINGSTON21 Grand StreetKingston, NY 12401

Sullivan CountyMONTICELLO14 Prince StreetMonticello, NY

Dutchess CountyPOUGHKEEPSIE17 Noxon StreetPoughkeepsie, NY

Orange CountyGOSHEN7 Coates Drive, Suite 4Goshen, NY

NEWBURGH 136 Lake Street, Suite 11Newburgh, NY


2018 Patient VisitsFamily Planning*: 18,357Abortions: 2,702Pregnancy Detection Exams: 6,405Pap Tests to Screen For Cervical Cancer: 7,344Patients Successfully Assisted In Obtaining Health Insurance: 2,671

* Family Planning includes annual gynecological exams, contraception, sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment, cancer screenings, pregnancy tests, HIV testing and counseling, vaginal infection testing and treatment, menstrual cycle irregularities, and other reproductive health issues.

RACE ETHNICITY

INCOME* AGE

56% White

23% Black

12% 40 and

over

52% 25-39

33% 18-24

4% 17 and under

11.53% 151% - 200%

18.29% 201% and Above

* as a percentage of the Federal Poverty Level

26% Hispanic/ Latino

74% Non- Hispanic

Patients

72.05% At or below 150%

21% Other


33% 18-24

PatientsREVENUE Amount %Patient Fees $4,862,861 49%Contributions $1,363,662 14%Government Grants $2,678,354 27%Other $1,062,765 11%Total Revenue $9,967,642 100% EXPENSES Amount %Patient Services $6,123,221 60%Management & General $1,963,063 19%Education & Outreach $1,319,697 13%Public Policy & Advocacy $175,910 2%Fundraising $624,521 6%Total Expenses $10,206,412 100%

Financials Fiscal year ending December 31, 2018

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Patient Fees 49%

Government Grants 27%

Contributions 14%

Other 11%

Patient Services 60%

Management & General 19%

Education & Outreach 13%

Fundraising 6%

Public Policy & Advocacy 2%


LeadershipC3 OFFICERSHelen Ullrich Board ChairShannon Wong Vice-ChairKatherine Bacher Treasurer / Chair of FinanceKellyann Kostyal-Larrier SecretaryIra Hochman Chair of DevelopmentBob Haskins Chair of N&G Cynthia Lowe Member-At-Large

C3 DIRECTORSKate BlossomPat ClaiborneNicole EdwardsJulia Goings-PerrotCathie HunterAdrienne OdiernaVictoria Reid

C4 OFFICERSShannon Wong Board ChairMichael Dupree Treasurer / Chair of Finance & AuditWilla Freiband Secretary

C4 DIRECTORSDeb BlalockKate Blossom*Bob Haskins*Helen Ullrich *

* Denotes C3 Members

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mission is to empower individuals to determine their own sexual health

and reproductive futures.

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