Planned Parenthood of Northern New England Inc

Programs

1. In FY25, PPNNE continued to provide high-quality reproductive and sexual health care through 15 (14 as of June 2025) health centers across Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, as well as through telehealth. Patients received vital services such as well-person exams, cancer screenings, birth control counseling and access to the full range of contraceptive methods, emergency contraception, abortion care, STD testing/treatment/prevention services, immunizations, gender affirming hormone therapy, behavioral health screenings/referrals/support, menopause care, and other limited primary care. In FY25, PPNNE delivered care to 35,728 patients through 52,534 visits. We continued to serve a predominantly lower income and young patient base. During this period, 57% of patients had incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline ($31,300 for a one-person household annually) and 58% of patients were in their teens (9%) or twenties (48%). We ensured access for uninsured/underinsured patients by delivering over $4.3 million in free/discounted care through our sliding fee scale program. PPNNE also continued to offer expanded support to patients through our integrated behavioral health…

   $21,451,339 spentof which $761,159 as grants$15,918,622 earned by the program
   90% of program spending

2. PPNNE reaches and engages youth and adults, with a focus on the sexual and reproductive health needs of underserved and at-risk populations, through community outreach and collaborations, trainings, events, and education programming. In FY25, PPNNE conducted over 100 activities across our 3 states to strengthen referral relationships with other health and human service organizations, raise awareness, and bring quality health services, information, and education to more people. Examples of youth-focused work included delivering resources and trainings for educators; empowering teens to serve as peer educators; organizing another successful annual Youth Sex Education Summit; and more. Additionally, PPNNE worked to advance health equity through continuing efforts to better reach and serve patients with limited English proficiency; conducting outreach and community partner trainings; providing learning sessions directly to groups of at-risk youth and adults; and continuing projects to learn from and better serve people with disabilities. For more on PPNNE's community engagement and education offerings, see…

   $359,580 spent
   2% of program spending

3. PPNNE's organizing and policy program integrates public education, advocacy, collaboration, media strategies, and grassroots mobilization. These efforts are conducted in tandem with Planned Parenthood Action Fund organizations in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont and in collaboration with community partners. This state-level work - including advocating for sexual and reproductive health and freedom, expanded health care access, particularly for family planning and preventative health care services, and other beneficial policies - promotes public health, equity, and economic security statewide. Highlights from FY25 included collaboratively defeating anti-reproductive health bills; securing policies to improve coverage of reproductive and sexual health care services, enhance patient access, and more; advancing PPNNE's unique deep canvassing program through community member trainings, phone banking, and door-to-door canvassing; supporting campus organizing by student leaders; and working with volunteers across our three states to deepen and grow grassroots organizing capacity. For more, see https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-northern-new-england/get-involved-locally.

   $1,827,982 spent
   8% of program spending

4. PPNNE's communications and marketing program works to increase awareness of PPNNE services, our sexual health expertise, and our accessible, affordable, and nonjudgmental care - leading to more underserved people receiving services. This multi-faceted work includes updating web content, health center signage, social media, patient communications, digital and print ads, and more. In FY25, this work continued to play a key role in ensuring that people knew they could rely on PPNNE for essential sexual and reproductive health care. As one indicator of the effectiveness of this outreach, during FY25 PPNNE served 35,728 patients primarily young people and those with low incomes.

   $320,601 spent
   1% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $23,959,502.