Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic

01/29/2026

Delaying your screening because it may cost too much? There is help! Thanks to the Alaska Breast + Cervical Screening Assistance Program and KBFPC’s sliding fee scale - cost doesn’t have to be a barrier.

Call the clinic at 907-235-3436 to learn more.

ID: Photo with 5 women of different ages smiling arm-in-arm. “Don’t let cost get in the way - screen today! Financial Support Programs Available” with the Alaska Breast + Cervical Screening Assistance Program logo and a teal awareness ribbon for Cervical Cancer Awareness Month in January.

KBFPC is in your area! Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic provides essential s*xual & reproductive healthcare twice per month in the Central Peninsula’s Kenai/Soldotna area. Along with comprehensive services in our Homer flagship clinic, and telehealth options available for anyone in the area, KB...

01/26/2026

Need help, or supplies? Are you facing financial instability, housing insecurity, or homelessness? Join KBFPC and other community organizations at one of these annual one-day events on Tuesday, January 27 for free supplies, a free meal, and connections to services. Anyone in need of resources is welcome to attend. Free transportation available!

HOMER: Community Resource Connect 11AM-3PM at Homer SPARC, 600 Sterling Hwy. Transportation assistance is available: call or text 907-435-1103 to learn more.

KENAI/SOLDOTNA: Project Homeless Connect 9AM-4PM at Soldotna Regional Sports Complex Field House, 538 Arena Ave (off Kalifornsky Beach Rd). For help with transportation call 907-420-4514.



ID: Five white and blue slides with a rainbow shape in four blue shades, the Kenai Peninsula Homelessness Coalition and Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic logos, and event information.

01/23/2026

Last year more than 150 people around Alaska chose Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic with their “Pick.Click.Give.” contribution as part of their Permanent Fund Dividend application, to support accessible, affordable reproductive healthcare on the Kenai Peninsula. ✨💚Won’t you join them?💚✨

File for your 2026 PFD by March 31!

ID: Blue graphic with the green Pick.Click.Give. logo “plus” the Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic logo “equals” multi-colored hearts and stars.

01/22/2026

The HPV vaccine protects against cancers related to the common human papillomavirus, including cervical cancer and other diseases.

This safe and effective vaccine is recommended with regular childhood immunization at ages 9-11, but if you didn’t get it then there’s still time to protect yourself! Vaccination is still recommended up to age 26. Ask your doctor or call KBFPC at 907-235-3436 to learn more about your options.

ID: Photo of a group of people in their 20s. “Are you 26 years old or younger? It’s not too late to get the HPV vaccine!” Inspired by the GW Cancer Center’s Training & Technical Assistance Program with a teal awareness ribbon for Cervical Cancer Awareness Month in January.

01/19/2026

Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic will be closed Monday, January 19 in observance of MLK Jr. Day.

If you are having an emergency, please go to the ER. Condoms, emergency contraception, and pregnancy tests are also available at local pharmacies.

01/17/2026

Repost from KBFPC Teen Health:

FREE one-day workshops for teens ages 12-14 to gain foundational, age-appropriate healthy relationships knowledge outside of the school week! Sessions use district-approved health curriculum and offer age-appropriate medically-accurate information in a FUN, inclusive learning atmosphere.

🗓 Saturday, January 24

🍎 10:00am-3:30pm at KBFPC’s Education Space

😋 Lunch and snacks provided, plus all students get a prize!

Visit https://kbfpc-teenhealth.org/saturday-healthy-relationships-workshops for more information on lesson content and FREE sign up. Reach out if you have any questions for KBFPC’s Teen Health Education Team!

ID: Multi-colored slides with event information, playful graphics, and the Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic Teen Health logo. “Consent. Communication. Prevention. Reproductive Anatomy.”

01/15/2026

Did you know cervical cancer has two✌️different tests for early detection? Pap and HPV (human papillomavirus) tests are often done at the same time, but not always! Talk to your doctor about what’s recommended for you, and get your cervical screening done regularly.

Call the clinic at 907-235-3436 to schedule your Annual Wellness Visit + cervical cancer screening today!

ID: Multi-color graphic with information about Tests for Early Warning over the shape of the female reproductive organs: “A Pap test looks for abnormal cells. If needed, these can be treated or removed before they become cancerous. An HPV test looks for high-risk HPV that can cause abnormal cells and lets your healthcare provider monitor you more closely for cell changes.” Inspired by the GW Cancer Center’s Training & Technical Assistance Program with a teal awareness ribbon for Cervical Cancer Awareness Month in January.

01/12/2026

Repost from KBFPC Teen Health :

Come connect with other parents & caregivers at “Birds, Bees, and Beyond” and have the chance to win a gift card to a local business! This month we’ll share strategies for managing screentime and one key skill you can foster in young people to help grow their media literacy awareness.

FREE! Monday, January 19 from 5:30-6:30pm at Kenai Peninsula College - Kachemak Bay Campus in Homer. (Food provided) Or message us for the Zoom link!

ID: Colorful collage graphics with bird & bee, with event information and the KBFPC Teen Health logo.

01/10/2026

Accidents happen, but emergency contraception (EC) can help! Swipe to learn about how EC works, when it won’t work, and the importance of timing. ⏰ (Hint: use it as soon as possible!)

Have more questions or need EC? Call the clinic at 907-235-3436 to learn more! Available on our sliding fee scale.

ID: slides with repeating graphics of pills and IUDs, a clock, and text: “Emergency Contraception (EC) Timing Matters: Called ‘emergency’ contraception because it is used after unprotected s*x to prevent pregnancy. Works by delaying ovulation (the release of an egg from the o***y, around day 14 or the midway point of your cycle). If you have already ovulated then EC will not work. Use EC as soon as possible after unprotected s*x. Best within 24 hours, some EC methods can be used up to 3-5 days after s*x. S***m remains in the body for up to 5 days. EC does not end a pregnancy.”

01/09/2026

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer for women worldwide, and the National Cancer Institute estimates 13,360 new cases in the U.S. this year.

This common cancer used to be one of the most frequent causes of death for women, but with major advancements like reliable screening tests for early detection 🔬 and a safe & effective vaccine 🩹 it is now highly preventable! 🙌

Follow along this month for more information about prevention measures, and don’t forget to schedule your annual screening today!

ID: Teal graphics inspired by the GW Cancer Center’s Training & Technical Assistance Program with cervical cancer stats and a hand interrupting a line of falling dominos, with a teal awareness ribbon: “January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.”

01/06/2026

Thank you Momologue Collective for this illuminating collaboration exploring the ways families in our community are navigating conversations about s*exual health, and to the more than 40 parents & caregivers of children aged 5-25 who so generously shared their experiences.

Over 16 text prompts and your anonymous responses, we’ve learned what’s top of mind about consent, body image, education, puberty, pregnancy, autonomy, dating, communication, peers and generational differences, contraception, pleasure, spirituality, and safety. Wow!!

Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic staff and KBFPC Teen Health programs are here for your questions about safe and healthy relationships. Please let us know how we can continue to support you and your teen’s health needs!



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01/01/2026

If you’re ready to stop worrying about birth control with a permanent method, KBFPC is here to help.

In-house vasectomy services provided by KBFPC’s visiting surgical specialist are available on our sliding fee scale for those who qualify. Schedule a consultation and get your questions answered today! Call 907-235-3436 to learn more.

↪📆Schedule by January 9 for our next procedure date in February!

ID: Photo of a bearded dad smiling at a grinning toddler on his shoulders [credit: Anna Shvets/Pexels] with blue text graphic: “Does your New Year’s Resolution include a vasectomy?” Second slide, green and white text graphic: “Vasectomy at KBFPC: Safe and effective. Permanent birth control. No-scalpel procedure. Visiting surgical specialist. Sliding Fee Scale discount.”