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THE RHEP CAMPAIGN
What is RHEP?
The Reproductive Health Equity Project for Foster Youth brings together youth in foster care and the agencies that serve them to promote systems that normalize, support, and promote the bodily autonomy and healthy sexual development of youth in foster care. Check out our video for a quick explanation of who we are and what we do, and click the link below to learn about current RHEP initiatives.
#RHEP will release the first episode of #FosteringParenthood on September 1st! This #podcast provides stories and insight on how to support foster youth's healthy sexual development. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter on our website to receive updates! https://t.co/2M0Hd2V6sb
Read MoreA big thank you to @HHSPopAffairs for holding the TPP Grantee Conference and giving all grantees the opportunity to highlight and reflect on our accomplishments and passion for our work!
Read MoreRT @AdvocatesTweets: At a time when we are incredibly enraged at the way the Supreme Court has tossed aside our rights, we hope there’s a b…
Read More@Latinas4RJ has opened applications for their Young Parent Leadership Council. This opportunity is for youth between the ages of 14-21 who have children ages 0-3 and live in the LA County area. Apply here: https://t.co/f0BPqIckov
Read MoreRT @AdvocatesTweets: 🚨If you’re ages 14-24, join young people working to expand access in this moment through: ✅abortion funds ✅doula trai…
Read MoreWith the recent overturn of Roe v. Wade, it's more important than ever to ensure that our foster youth know their rights when it comes to reproductive health. Foster Youth in California are protected under the state constitution and still have the right to seek abortion care. https://t.co/PsBlKpIE8C
Read More(3/3) Help us amplify this message that abortion services in California are still available to those who need them
Read More(2/2) While the decision raised questions and concerns, it's important to know that this doesn't change abortion access or rights in California. CA’s right to choice for all, including minors, is grounded in the right to privacy in our state Constitution, and that has not changed
Read More(1/1) The ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization will go down in history for stripping away fundamental freedoms from individuals. By overturning Roe v. Wade #SCOTUS is allowing states to deny essential healthcare access to people seeking abortions
Read MoreRT @RelaxBreatheBot: Tense again? It'll be OK. Here's your reminder. Relax your hands and wrists. Loosen up along your arms and drop your…
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About Us
bringing together foster youth and the agencies that serve them.
The Reproductive Health Equity Project for Foster Youth (RHEP) brings together foster youth and the agencies that serve them to promote evidence-informed strategies that reduce unplanned pregnancies and dismantle systemic barriers to sexual and reproductive health education and service access for youth in foster care. Our goal is to dramatically reduce unintended pregnancy rates for youth in care over the next ten years.
