No-Cost Mail-Order Condom Program Targets Calif. Teens

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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

No-Cost Mail-Order Condom Program Targets Calif. Teens

Last week, the California Family Health Council launched the Condom Access Project -- a no-cost mail-order condom program -- in an effort to lower pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection rates among teenagers. The state-supported program is available in Alameda, Kern, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties, as well as parts of San Francisco.