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| - "I think the Hotline has become a place where women, men, and teens can call when they feel there is no where else to turn for information about reporductive health and HIV. I often have callers say to me, "'No one else took the time to talk to me and explain thing the way you did.'" - Reproductive Health Coordinator |
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- "I got the results of my HIV test today and it was positive. I don't know what to do or where to go. I don't really know what all this means." |
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"Some of our callers are so appreciative of our help in obtaining Medical Assistance for their children that they send us thank you notes. This proves to me the Children's Health Line is making a difference in the lives of families." --Coordinator of Children's Health Line |
Most of CHOICE's services are delivered over confidential, bilingual (Spanish/English) telephone hotlines staffed by trained, professional counselors. All hotline services are free and accessible to the deaf and hearing impaired.
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CHOICE Hotline Serving Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties |
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215-985-3300 |
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The CHOICE Hotline helps thousands of callers each year make informed personal decisions about their sexual and reproductive health care needs. CHOICE counselors provide education, counseling, and referrals to people who are often in crisis when they call and require immediate, accurate, and unbiased health care information. In addition to providing education and information, hotline counselors solicit consumer feedback and work with health care providers to improve client services.
Call the CHOICE Hotline for answers to your questions about:
Birth Control, Emergency Contraception, Pregnancy, Prenatal Care, Abortion, HIV/AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs).
CHOICE
Hotline Frequently Asked Questions
HIV/AIDS
Frequently Asked Questions
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The
Blueprint for a Safer Philadelphia Hotline 1-888-570-BLUE |
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The
Blueprint for a Safer Philadelphia
is a 10-year community-based violence prevention program designed to eliminate
youth homicides in Philadelphia. The Blueprint Hotline serves as a clearinghouse
to link parents and teens to educational and family support services,
connect individuals to volunteer opportunities, and engage community organizations
to work with one another to combat youth violence in the city.
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The
State AIDS Fact Line 1-800-662-6080 |
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The State AIDS Fact Line provides HIV/AIDS related information, counseling,
and referrals for people throughout the state of Pennsylvania.
HIV/AIDS Frequently Asked Questions
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Children's
Health Line 215-985-3301 |
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The Children's Health Line provides assistance to pregnant women and families with children applying for free and low-cost health insurance programs. Health Line counselors also provide information and referrals for children's primary medical care services, including immunizations, and advocate for consumers who experience difficulty navigating the health care system.
Children's
Health Line Frequently Asked Questions
