Budget Chart

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Budget Chart

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There are several federal funding streams for teen pregnancy prevention education— which total approximately $290 million annually. In addition, funding for Title X helps prevent unplanned pregnancies by offering high-quality contraceptive services, preventive screenings, and information, primarily to low-income individuals. The chart below summarizes current and proposed funding levels through FY 2025.

You can find our overview of federal funding streams here.

March 2024
Budget Chart 2024.pdf (146.61 KB)
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