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CCare affords students flexibility with contraception

CCare affords students flexibility with contraception

by Ariana Sinclair
CCare provides free contraceptive care to people at or below 250 percent of the federal poverty level, giving eligible UO students more flexibility in birth control options and the freedom to choose the care that works for them.

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