Planned Parenthood supporters at the February 2020 Knoxville City Council meeting to support the expansion of the Knoxville location, which was approved. (Photo WATE Caleb Wethington)

Planned Parenthood Thanks Tennessee Advocates

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We see you and we thank Tennessee Advocates for Planned Parenthood.
Tell these legislators: Thank you!
CAPTION: Tennessee Representatives Vincent Dixie, Bob Freeman, Gloria Johnson, and Larry Miller have championed the rights of Tennessean’s access to reproductive health care, counseling, and support.
 
To send a personal message of appreciation to these legislators click here; To learn more about the many services available to help young and all women, visit the website here, or the Facebook page here. It is far more than the political antagonists purport it to be.
About Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is one of the nation’s leading providers of high-quality, affordable health care, and the nation’s largest provider of sex education. Everyone deserves affordable health care. With or without insurance, you can always come to us for your health care.

Qualified experienced care providers offer the following services. Learn more about what services are offered, what to expect, and pricing.

Appointments can be privately booked online for select services 24/7. If a language interpreter is needed make it known when scheduling an appointment.

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