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    UNM SBHC Nexplanon Protocol
    UNM IUD Protocol
    Clinic Contraception Stock – UNM LMP
    Bixby: Beyond the Pill

    “Beyond the Pill promotes access and equity in women’s contraceptive health care. We build the research foundation to transform clinical care and women’s lives worldwide.”

    Bedsider for Providers
    Order teen friendly birth control materials by signing up as a provider.
    Self Identified Need for Contraception
    Do you want to talk about contraception or pregnancy prevention during your visit today?
    Share Decision Making
    Changing the Conversation about Contraception
    Birth Control: What’s Important to You? Flip Chart
    Toolkit for Improving Family Planning Services in School Settings
    Toolkit developed by Child Trends in partnership with the School-Based Health Alliance, with funding from the Office of Population Affairs. Includes foundational approaches and case studies.
    Clinician’s Guide to Disability-Informed Care
    Birth Control: What’s Important to You? Flip Chart
    Guide for Making Your Adolescent Center More Size-Inclusive
    Clinician Guide for Trauma-Informed Care
    STI Treatment (Tx) Guide Mobile App
    Physicians for Reproductive Health: Teen Reproductive Health
    A great website that provides free educational sessions and resources to providers about the best practices for adolescent reproductive and sexual health care.

    Free Flow New Mexico

    Period products in classrooms, disability period product access initiative, general distribution, and more!

    Indigenous Women Rising: MoonPie Fund

    IWR’s MoonPie Fund focuses on the provision of menstrual hygiene and contraceptive products for Indigenous People throughout the United States and Canada. We acknowledge that period products are not as accessible to many Indigenous people due to barriers like finances, geography, and stigma- these barriers result in period poverty. 

    TEWA Women United: Reproductive Justice
    Menstrual Health and Equity Curriculum

      The internet might make it seem like you have all the answers you need right at your fingertips. Unfortunately, that includes a lot of information that’s bad or fake. Here’s a list of good websites for young people that give factual answers to real questions:

      Bedsider
      Love Is Respect
      Planned Parenthood
      Scarleteen
      SexEtc.
      A Teen Guide to Sexual and Reproductive Health
      The Trevor Project: 24/7 LGBTQ+ Counseling

      Being a teen in a female body can be confusing and difficult. Here are some resources to help you navigate you sexual and reproductive health.

      Types of Birth Control
      Period Tracking Apps
      Bixby: Beyond the Pill

      “Beyond the Pill promotes access and equity in women’s contraceptive health care. We build the research foundation to transform clinical care and women’s lives worldwide.”

      Being a teen in a male body is tough and there isn’t a lot of information to help guide through sexual and reproductive health. Here are some resources that can help.

      Teens Health Info on Male Reproductive Health

      More Info about Male Reproductive Health

      Confidential Services for Minors in New Mexico

      NM law provides that certain services can be accessed by minors (those over age 14) in NM without parental consent. All DOH-funded SBHCs in NM must post the information below about confidential services in their SBHC.

      Confidential Services for Minors Handout

      Servicios Confidenciales Para Los Menores de Edad

      If you are looking for information on the law about consent to sex, click here.

      Pegasus LawHandout on Youth Health Rights

      SBHC Learning Bursts & Workflow Workshops


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