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Abortion Access and Support

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Abortion Clinics
Abortion Cost Breakdown by Clinic
Abortion Doulas
Abortion Storytelling
Financial Help
Legal & Health Rights
Pregnancy Options Support
Post-Abortion Emotional Support
Referrals and Information
Self-Guided Abortion Support Tools

Contraception

4

IUD (intrauterine device)
Free Condoms
Low Cost Birth Control
Morning After Pill

Indigenous-Specific Resources

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Indigenous-specific Resources

Menstrual Health

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Free or Low Cost Menstrual Products
Menstrual Health Resources

Migrant Worker Resources

1

Migrant Worker Resources

Pregnancy and Parenting Support

6

Fertility Resources
Support for Postpartum Depression, Miscarriage, and Infant Loss
Midwifery & Doula Support
Pregnancy Options Support
Support for Expecting & New Parents
Important Note About Crisis Pregnancy Centres

Provider Resources

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Resources for Providers

Queer-Friendly Resources

4

Community & Support Groups
Gender Affirming Healthcare
LGBTQ+ Affirming Churches
Pregnancy Information

Religious and Spiritual Resources

1

Religious and Spiritual Resources

Sex Ed Resources

4

Websites, Toolkits, & Organizations
Pelvic/Sexual Pain Resources
People to Follow
Ethical Porn Sites

Sex Worker Resources

1

Sex Worker Resources

Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Support

4

Counselling & Support
Reporting Tools
Shelters
Important Note About Sexual Assault Evidence Kits

Sexual Health

4

PrEP/PEP
Sexual Health Counselling
STI Testing
Support for People Living with HIV/AIDS

Shelters and Housing Resources

2

Shelters
Housing Resources

Spanish Speaking Resources

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Spanish-Speaking Resources

Substance Use Resources

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Crisis & Support Lines
Free Naloxone Kits
Harm Reduction Resources
Hep C Testing & Treatment
Methadone Clinics
Resources for People who want to Stop Using Substances

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The work of Niagara Reproductive Justice primarily takes place on the traditional lands of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, Wendat, and Chonnonton peoples.

A key treaty governing this land is the Dish with One Spoon agreement. This treaty between the Anishinaabe, Mississaugas and Haudenosaunee binds them to share the territory and protect the land. To learn more about the treaties in your area, go to www.native-land.ca.

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