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Become an advocate for Planned Parenthood Generation Action at UVA. PPGA at UVA is working hard to expand Planned Parenthood's Mission of care, no matter what, by urging the Elson Student Health Center to expand its reproductive healthcare services. Access to transparent, comprehensive reproductive healthcare services is essential for students at the University of Virginia and should be treated as such. Healthcare services at student health are lacking vital components that should be implemented to align with the expectations held by its staff and students. In our campus campaign, we ask for three changes from student health: improve the transparency of what services are offered and their costs, provide emergency contraceptive access on the weekends, and keep both hormonal and non-hormonal intrauterine devices (IUDs) on hand at all times.

By sharing your story of why full access to reproductive healthcare is important and/or your experiences at Student Health, you are playing an essential role in the Planned Parenthood mission to ensure everyone receives equitable access to healthcare. We encourage you to also include why you support Planned Parenthood and its mission to continue activism for these issues.

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