Title X Program Faces Funding Uncertainty Amid Government Shutdown
October 21, 2025
The federal shutdown leads to layoffs in Title X, affecting family planning services. Arizona’s program continues for now.
The federal shutdown leads to layoffs in Title X, affecting family planning services. Arizona’s program continues for now.
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