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    The FPNCW Monthly newsletter discusses recent events and updates supporters. Okanogan Family Planning closed in November but services will continue in the old WIC site space. FPNCW is hiring medical staff and needs funds for contraception, testing, and medicine to serve the four county region. An outbreak of gonorrhea in Grant County increases the need for low-cost testing and treatment options. Donations are requested to continue providing these reproductive healthcare services.

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    The FPNCW Monthly newsletter discusses recent events and updates supporters. Okanogan Family Planning closed in November but services will continue in the old WIC site space. FPNCW is hiring medical staff and needs funds for contraception, testing, and medicine to serve the four county region. An outbreak of gonorrhea in Grant County increases the need for low-cost testing and treatment options. Donations are requested to continue providing these reproductive healthcare services.

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    The FPNCW Monthly newsletter discusses recent events and updates supporters. Okanogan Family Planning closed in November but services will continue in the old WIC site space. FPNCW is hiring medical staff and needs funds for contraception, testing, and medicine to serve the four county region. An outbreak of gonorrhea in Grant County increases the need for low-cost testing and treatment options. Donations are requested to continue providing these reproductive healthcare services.

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    FPNCW Monthly

    Our mission is to protect your rights to reproductive freedom


    and sexual health services.
    Dear Supporters,
    Okanogan Family Planning closed their doors on November 15. A concerned consortium met to
    discuss how to continue Family Planning services in that area. Fortunately, the Board of Directors of
    Family Health Centers has offered the space of their old WIC site, at 716 1st Ave S, in Okanogan, for
    Family Planning services. FPNCW is currently taking applications for ARNP, licensed nurse, and
    bilingual receptionist. Limited services will be starting in January, after staff is hired.
    The need for Family Planning services is greater than ever, with fewer resources than ever. With the
    outbreak of gonorrhea in Grant County (Wenatchee World, 12/11/14), FPNCW is working with Grant
    County Public Health to offer low or no cost testing and treatment for gonorrhea and other sexually
    transmitted infections. Please help us serve the needs of our communities in the four county region
    of Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan. We need funds to buy contraception, tests, and
    medicine. Send a check to FPNCW, 900 Ferry Street, Wenatchee, WA, 98801 or donate online at
    www.fpncw.org.
    Thank you and Happy Holidays to all of you!
    Anita Tuason, Executive Director

    World AIDS Day Zumbathon


    On December 1st, a Zumbathon was held at the
    Wenatchee Racquet and Athletic Club to raise
    funds for local HIV/AIDS testing. With the support of
    the community, we were able to raise $496!
    We now have 3 certified employees at both
    the Wenatchee and Moses Lake clinics that
    can help people enroll for health insurance.
    Get covered at Family Planning.

    AmeriCorps Volunteers

    Dressed in red and


    ready to go!

    Moses Lake has moved to a new location! As of November 4th, the Moses Lake Clinic is now located at:
    607 E Riviera Ave
    Moses Lake, WA

    Participants dancing!
    December 2014

    www.fpncw.org

    Vol 2 Issue 2

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