If you are sexually active and don’t intend to get pregnant now, there are many effective options for birth control available. Adding the regular use of external latex condoms to any plan will also decrease your risk of pregnancy and help protect against sexually transmitted infections.
Get started by making an appointment with one of our providers to discuss your options and decide which method is right for you.
Birth control options available at Campus Health and Wellbeing |
Birth control options available through outside providers |
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Need a referral? Schedule a meeting with Mel Vedrin, CH&W’s Student Healthcare Navigator.
If you have had an unwanted sexual encounter or believe you have experienced sexual assault, first know that it is not your fault, and we are here to support you.
We strongly encourage that you meet with a confidential Campus Advocate at Safer and seek medical care from Health Services or a local medical provider. If you have experienced harm within the last 7 days, you may have additional medical and reporting options. Medical providers in California are mandated to report injuries as a result of assault or abuse to law enforcement. If you have questions about this, please work with your Advocate and/or medical provider to determine how to best meet your medical needs.
