Council could get rejected family planning contracts for a fifth time – New Hampshire Bulletin

The state’s Family Planning Program, which provides more than 17,000 Granite Staters low-cost basic health care, such as STI testing and treatment, cancer screenings, and contraception, has lost three major providers under the Executive Council’s Republican majority.

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