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Teen Pregnancy Prevention & Personal Responsibility Education Program Grants

State Summaries | State-by-State | Abstinence 

Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that $155 million in evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention grants are being awarded to states, non-profit organizations, school districts, universities, and others.

StateTotal Grant Awards
Alabama$1,215,850
Alaska$849,985
Arizona$3,774,462
Arkansas$485,372
California$14,183,520
Colorado$3,427,990
Connecticut$2,328,907
Delaware$839,877
District of Columbia$1,884,849
Florida$11,127,361
Federated States of Micronesia$250,000
Georgia$7,990,636
Hawaii$1,969,935
Idaho$274,861
Illinois$8,174,369
Indiana$998,164
Iowa$499,981
Kansas$480,260
Kentucky$1,660,328
Louisiana$5,921,125
Maine$250,000
Maryland$2,305,069
Massachusetts$5,649,395
Michigan$3,325,545
Minnesota$3,287,453
Mississippi$2,051,711
Missouri$3,435,331
Montana$250,000
Nebraska$1,065,782
Nevada$1,957,078
New Hampshire$250,000
New Jersey$3,859,777
New Mexico$1,890,461
New York$11,832,504
North Carolina$4,312,378
Ohio$2,881,952
Oklahoma$1,976,613
Oregon$591,798
Pennsylvania$6,345,660
Puerto Rico$740,740
Rhode Island$250,000
South Carolina$3,716,618
South Dakota$1,449,202
Tennessee$4,015,028
Texas$7,640,542
Utah$525,624
Vermont$850,000
Virginia$933,907
Washington$5,081,919
West Virginia$2,040,441
Wisconsin$1,526,747
Wyoming$250,000
TOTAL$154,877,107
The Affordable Care Act also included funding for states to support programs promoting abstinence, and $34 million is also being issued today for abstinence programs in 30 States and Puerto Rico.  To find a list of these grants, click here.