Here to HELP. Here to STAY.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD GULF COAST
LOUISIANA IMPACT REPORT FY23 JULY 2022–JUNE 2023
CONTINUING CARE THIS PAST FISCAL YEAR (JULY 2022–JUNE 2023) IN LOUISIANA, PLANNED PARENTHOOD GULF COAST PROVIDED: 18,392 visits for family planning and primary care
[My nurse] was beyond personable, comforting, caring, and great at her job. She answered all my questions, talked with me about life, and I felt like I was talking with a friend. That’s so important in sexual and reproductive health care with all the shame and stigma that people can feel. NEW ORLEANS PATIENT
2,270 cancer screenings and prevention services 14,108 birth control services and information
Best experience in a doctor’s office I have ever had. NEW ORLEANS PATIENT
28,565 STI tests 6,575 HIV prevention counseling and testing visits
I cannot say enough great things about the amazing staff here! I was very anxious going in and left in brighter spirits. BATON ROUGE PATIENT
INCLUSIVE INITIATIVES As part of our commitment to equity and inclusivity, this year our teammates participated in a racial justice training to inform antiracist community programming. We also launched new initiatives and programs to better serve our diverse communities.
RACE & ETHNICITY
In partnership Black 59.97% with Dream Non-Hispanic White 27.4% House Lounge, Hispanic or Latinx 6.58% we launched Black Prefer not to Answer 2.36% Spaces Black Places Another race not 2.24% listed which recognizes the Asian/Pacific Islander 1.45% intersectional issues of racial and health equity and cultivates advocates who are determined to fight holistically for all Black people in Louisiana.
AGE
Under 18
3.52%
18 to 19
6.67%
20 to 24
28.94%
25 to 29
22.95%
30 to 39
27.65%
Over 40
10.27%
This year, PPGC also expanded our Promotoras program to Louisiana, bringing inclusive and culturally informed sex education and resources to our local Latinx communities. We have also continued to grow our Men in the Movement initiative, which brings men —especially men of color — to the table to discuss issues that are important to them, empowering them to become advocates and leaders for their community. One of our new interns of this program even met with Vice President Kamala Harris to talk about his experience as a man in the reproductive justice movement.