PATH4YOU works alongside healthcare providers, community organizations, educators, and advocates across Indiana to expand access to free, patient-centered birth control care. Through partnerships, outreach, education, and community engagement, we’re helping ensure people can access the information and services they need, without cost, hassle, or judgment.
Whether we’re presenting at local events, collaborating with healthcare partners, or connecting directly with community members, our goal remains the same: making reproductive healthcare more accessible for everyone.
The impact of PATH4YOU is best reflected in the experiences of the patients, providers, and partners we serve. Here’s what members of our community have to say about their experience with PATH4YOU.
PATH4YOU’s work extends far beyond the clinic. Through partnerships, education, and outreach, we’re reaching communities across Indiana and helping connect individuals with trusted reproductive healthcare resources.
Help us make an impact in communities across Indiana!
By volunteering, you’ll play a meaningful role in expanding awareness and supporting reproductive health access throughout the state. Whether you’re a student, healthcare professional, community advocate, or simply passionate about our mission, there are many ways to get involved.
VolunteerInterested in having PATH4YOU speak at your organization, school, clinic, conference, or community event?
Our team offers educational presentations and informational sessions on reproductive health, birth control access, patient-centered care, and PATH4YOU services.
Request PresentationNeed brochures, promotional materials, or PATH4YOU resources for your organization?
We provide tools and materials to help our community partners spread awareness about PATH4YOU services and connect more people with free birth control care.
Get ResourcesMeaningful partnerships are at the heart of PATH4YOU’s success. We collaborate with healthcare systems, clinics, educational institutions, and community organizations across Indiana to expand access to comprehensive, patient-centered contraceptive care.