Thanks, Birth Control Day is on November 13: What does birth control make possible for you?

What does birth control make possible for you?

#ThxBirthControl is a social media campaign coordinated by Bedsider.org that asks for public support of birth control and all it makes possible for people and society. Speak up and share what birth control has made possible for YOU! Mark your calendars for November 13 and celebrate #ThxBirthControl Day with us!

Share on Facebook: What does having a birth control method that works for you and your body mean in your life? Join us in saying #ThxBirthControl! Contact miOttawa.org/SexualHealth or 616-396-5266 for #BirthControl options and other sexual health services. 

Share on Twitter: Want to keep birth control available and affordable? Join us and say #ThxBirthControl Contact miOttawa.org/SexualHealth or 616-396-5266 for #BirthControl options and other sexual health services. 

Birth control helps make amazing things possible! Not quite ready for kids? Birth control lets you pursue dreams, goals, travel, school, work, relationships and more without the risk of pregnancy. It’s not just about sex - it's about living life on your own terms!

For sexual health education information, contact Heather Alberda, AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator at 616-393-5774 or halberda@miottawa.org.

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Call 616-396-5266 for low/no cost sexual health services
www.miOttawa.org/SexualHealth

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Visit www.miOttawa.org/WearOne for a list of locations

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Our team at the Ottawa County Department of Public Health exemplifies equity, integrity and excellence. Our vision is for healthy people. We work with our community to help assure conditions that promote and protect health. We are dedicated to preventing diseases and providing evidence-based public health programs and services. Public health has a vital role in all of our lives. It empowers communities with the necessary resources, knowledge and opportunities to make lasting change.

To learn more, visit www.miOttawa.org/miHealth or check out what we’ve been doing at www.miOttawa.org/AnnualHealthReports.

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