Become a member of the Jamaica Family Planning Association (JFPA)

There are many ways in which you can be involved in the work of the JFPA. Our current members include academics, teachers, activists, and many citizens interested in our mission.

CONVENIENCE

JFPA operates two fixed health clinics – one in Kingston the other in St. Ann.

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HEALTH MAINTENANCE

Some services offered at both fixed clinics include: Clinical and Non-Clinical

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EARLY DETECTION

Associated Clinic Programme, Youth Advocacy Movement (YAM),

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Who are we?

The Jamaica Family Planning Association is a trusted provider of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services and an ardent advocate for SRH rights since 1957. This non-governmental and non-profit organization is a Member Association of the International Planned Parenthood Federation/ Americas and the Caribbean Region (IPPF/ACRO).

Why Choose JFPA?

Some Partner Agencies

International Planned Parenthood Federation – IPPF

International Planned Parenthood Federation is an international agency that operates in 6 regions: Africa, Arab World, East, and South East Asia and Oceania, Europe, Western Hemisphere, and South Asia. IPPF promotes sexual rights and aims to provide sexual and reproductive health services across the world.

Ministry of Health and Wellness (Jamaica) -MOH

This is the national machinery that responds to the health needs of the country. The Ministry delivers care to Jamaican through four regional health authorities. They are: the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA), North East Regional Health Authority (NERHA), Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA) and Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA)

AIDS Healthcare Foundation( Jamaica) – AHF

This Non-profit organization contributes to the national response in the fight against the HIV epidemic. This global network operates in over 43 countries providing people living with HIV with treatment and care.

Caribbean Vulnerable Community- CVC

This is a non-governmental coalition that serves groups vulnerable to HIV/AIDS and stigma and discrimination. Targeted groups include sex workers, marginalized children, and youth, drug users, and transgender people. CVC aims to reduce the prevalence of HIV/AIDS while trying to remove the barriers that perpetuate stigma and discrimination within society.