Planned Parenthood in Aiken County cites money shortage
Margaret Weston director of Planned Parenthood of Aiken County says the county is named among South Carolina counties in need of expanded services due to one basic problem not enough money.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1976
Page
5
Margaret Weston director of Planned Parenthood of Aiken County says the county is named among South Carolina counties in need of expanded services due to one basic problem not enough money.
Mrs. Weston outlines funding from the Lower Savannah District of Family Planning based on patient visits for complete physicals, noting unmet needs for check ups and counseling. Transportation limits in Aiken County complicate mobile outreach to three sites, with three-site utility costs and fuel mileage concerns highlighted.
A display handout from Planned Parenthood of Ai ken County outlines the agency description its staff and mission. The folder functions as an introduction to services and goals for visitors and community members.
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