Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic (KBFPC)

By 2027, healthy communities are being built by providing multi-generational support through a community wide service and resource center

Indicators of Success
❖ Center is right sized for community needs and organizational ability to maintain services
❖ Community wide partnerships are increased by actively collaborating with agencies who enhance our missions and share resources that facilitate operations
➢ Providing wrap-around services that are appropriate and high quality
❖ Expanded services provide barrier relief services to under-served populations

❖ Homer community has clarity regarding services provided
➢ We want to be better known in the community for the specific services that we actually provide
➢ Care provider in nontraditional settings
➢ Provider outreach and formal MoAs

❖ KBFPC impacts the legislative process through mission related advocacy
➢ Board, staff and volunteers participate in advocacy efforts yearly
■ Develop advocacy plan and messaging guidelines
➢ KBFPC is a trusted as:
■ An expert source for information regarding reproductive health and justice
■ A progressive voice in community outreach, education, and reproductive service

❖ KBFPC's reproductive health program implementation is being financially supported in Kenai Peninsula schools in order for students to make effective broad-based decisions regarding their health
➢ Expand youth service funding
■ For Peer Education
■ For R.E.C. Room services

❖ KBFPC reproductive health services are expanded and diversifying earned revenue
➢ Expanded male services and increase services provided
➢ Expanded youth programing and increase services provided
➢ Expanded services for the whole family (i.e. infertility services, non-traditional service delivery) and increase services provided
➢ Care provider in nontraditional settings

❖ Develop mission-based volunteers through regular community involvement opportunities

❖ Diversify unrestricted funds by expanding fee for service
➢ Solidify school district partnership and fee for services
➢ Explore provider scenarios to expand fee for service

❖ Increase donor engagement through donor centered fundraising

Established in 1983 with a volunteer staff Kachemak Family Planning Clinic has gradually grown to be a trusted community organization.
With a staff of 18, including 6 high school students, we have high staff longevity resulting in a dedicated, highly, effective and efficient skilled team.
KBFPC has a proven track record in:
Clinical Services: serving 1,000+ unduplicated individuals each year, and providing preventative reproductive wellness education to many more across the region.
Community Outreach and Barrier Relief: our service area is remote-rural with some locations only accessible by boat or plane, we have systems in place to provide transportation assistance and scheduling navigation for individuals who would otherwise not have access to healthcare.
Youth Programs: Well established in the Kenai Peninsula Borough school district, we are the trusted resource for all things adolescence.
Sustainability: KBFPC occupies two buildings on adjacent City lots. The Clinical Services building is owned outright and the Youth Services/Outreach/Administration building is 10 years in to a 30 year mortgage with affordable payments. We anticipate early pay off.
Our revenue stream is somewhat diverse, including substantial earned income. Having a high percentage of unrestricted funds allows us to be nimble and responsive to mission-based program opportunities and unanticipated challenges.
Governance: KBFPC Board participates in regular educational opportunities from the Foraker Group - an organization that builds nonprofit capacity in Alaska. The Board has a culture of 100% participation and is fully engaged in governance work.
Partnerships: KBFPC has a wide variety of partners including: MAPP of SKP (Mobilizing to Action through Planning and Partnerships), National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, Kenai Peninsula Borough School District, South Peninsula Hospital, South Peninsula Behavioral Health Center, Haven House, State of Alaska, and many more

KBFPC has developed a strong set of programs that are inter-linked and mission-rich. We have built a solid infrastructure and respected community presence.

Moving forward we will maintain and update the foundation we have built, continually refining and improving all aspects of operation to reflect best practices.
Upcoming plans include:
- Peer Education Coordinator will become a Sources of Strength trainer, and will then provide this training to educators in the KPB School District.
- Clinical Services will expand to include some diagnostic tests such as colposcopy, serving to further reduce barriers for clients needing this follow up to screening tests
- REC Room programs will be increased to become a regular schedule of empowering, engaging youth-led activities