You can use the escape button above if you need to keep someone from knowing you are searching for abortion resources, especially if you feel unsafe. If you feel someone may try to monitor your internet history–or you live in a state that has banned abortion, it may be a good idea for you to delete your browsing history. You can learn how to delete your internet history here.
I cannot stress how important it is for women in anti-abortion states to be careful of which organizations they contact for information and resources–many anti-abortion groups pose as abortion providers, in an attempt to lure unsuspecting women into their clinics so they can attempt to coerce them into not obtaining an abortion, often through the promotion of misinformation about abortion, and in some cases, outright threats. They have been known to perform ultrasounds by unlicensed techs who not only try to lie to the woman about her fetus’s gestational age, and most disturbingly, they have also failed to disclose medical conditions discovered by the ultrasound that could affect the woman’s health–their goal is to stop women from having an abortion, even if the pregnancy places their lives in danger. In addition, your privacy will not be protected by these groups–not only have they been known to stalk and harass women they think might obtain an abortion, but they would also think nothing of reporting such a woman to the local authorities in order to attempt to see her criminally charged.
Therefore, be very careful about who you contact for abortion services or advice–the list below contains verified links to well know providers of abortion services, financial and logistical assistance in obtaining abortion care.
YOU, and only YOU, have a right to decide what happens to your body, as well as when and if you will have children.
ABORTION CARE RESOURCES
Abortion Finder This site keeps an updated, verified list of abortion providers that is searchable by zip code as well as information on receiving financial assistance for abortions.
Book an appointment for an abortion with Planned Parenthood This link helps you find the nearest Planned Parenthood location to your zip code that performs abortions. You can also obtain a wide range of other reproductive healthcare services from planned Parenthood, such as birth control and well woman visits to screen for cancer and other reproductive health disorders.
National Women’s Health Network has a webpage devoted to helping women obtain abortion pills by mail in all 50 states.
Aid Access will ship abortion pills to all 50 states, regardless of that state’s abortion laws. It costs roughly $150 for the pills if you pay full price, but their website also features links to financial help in order to pay for the pills, along with sliding scale pricing. They will also sell women pills for future use–which might not be a bad idea, since it can take 7 to 21 days to receive the pills. A medication abortion may be done up to 10 weeks from the first day of your last period, so time is of the essence.
Hey Jane Obtain abortion pills, birth control, and other reproductive health services via telehealth for women in CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, HI, IL, ME, MD, MA, MN, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OR, RI, VT, VA, or WA (residency not required).
Need an Abortion? Here Are Five Chat Tools That Can Help This is page by Planned Parenthood that contains a number of chat based, free counseling services for women and their loved ones who have questions or need emotional support before or after their abortions, along with finding abortion services in their area.
The Brigid Alliance helps women who are at least 15 weeks pregnant who must travel for abortion services. They assist with travel expenses, food, lodging, childcare and other logistical barriers that women may need in order to obtain an abortion.
For the safety of domestic violence survivors or women who need access to reproductive health services, please do not directly share this page unless you are sure it is safe to do so. Many abusers monitor their victim’s internet usage–and in many red states, a woman seeking information about abortion would do well to keep that fact as private as possible. There is no guarantee that her phone or computer will not be searched by law enforcement if someone turns her in for a suspected abortion. If you suspect it may not be safe to directly share this page with someone, you might instead share an article that has recipes–you could possibly tell the person you are sharing it with to “check out the other links on this site.”
