Sexual and Reproductive Health Program

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health Sexual and Reproductive Health Program (SRHP) aims to reduce unintended pregnancy, sexually transmitted infection (STI) rates and decrease health inequities by improving access to high-quality education, outreach, and clinical services through a statewide provider network and related special projects.

SRHP resources

Find sexual and reproductive health services

Find information about services like birth control, emergency contraception (EC), pregnancy and infertility services, abortion, STI testing, and more.

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Learn about SRHP projects

SRHP offers a wide range of capacity-building and support services to the Massachusetts healthcare system.

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Download SRHP educational materials

View SRHP educational materials on the Massachusetts Health Promotion Clearinghouse.

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Contact

Address

Massachusetts Department of Public Health

250 Washington St., 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02108

Directions

Online

SRHP@mass.gov

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Sexual and Reproductive Health Program (SRHP)

SRHP resources

Find sexual and reproductive health services Find sexual and reproductive health services +

Learn about SRHP projects Learn about SRHP projects +

Download SRHP educational materials Download SRHP educational materials +

ACCESS Law + ACCESS, a Massachusetts law, means eligible people can get a year’s supply of no-cost birth control with just one trip to the pharmacy and emergency contraception at no cost.

Emergency contraception statewide standing order + As of August 4, 2022, pharmacists can dispense emergency contraception pills through the statewide standing order, pursuant to chapter 127 of the acts of 2022, An Act Expanding Protections for Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Care.