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4 Caring for your loved one includes caring for yourself. I-440 Are you increasingly worried about the health and safety of a loved one who: Needs regular health check-ups and cannot take prescribed medications without supervision? Can no longer be alone at home safely? Is more and more confused or forgetful? Are you increasingly worried about the isolation or inactivity of a family member who: Has lost interest in hobbies or trying something new? Does not socialize or stay in touch with friends? Is losing physical strength, in part due to lack of exercise? Are you providing care for or worrying about a family member with special needs? If so: Are you neglecting your own health? Do you have outstanding errands on your to do list? Do you feel overwhelmed, or like you re falling behind? If you said yes to any of these questions, Green Hills Senior Health Center can share the caring so that you can be at your best. Our Center is open daily for tours at your convenience! Woodmont Boulevard Nashville, TN Phone: Fax: info@greenhillshealthcenter.com Hours of operation: Monday through Friday 6 a.m. until 7 p.m., Saturdays 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. adult day services program A Beautiful Club Atmosphere for Our Members A Welcome Rest for Caregivers dynamic activity schedule respite for caregivers specialized fitness & therapy Green Hills Senior Health Center offers an Adult Day Services Program that promotes the health and well-being of its members by addressing each participant s unique physical, emotional and social needs. As a non-residential program; we offer a safe and secure environment for those who need supervised care during the day. Our Members include seniors who are disabled and/or cognitively impaired, as well as those of any age with special needs, including veterans needing community based services. Our on-site Aquatic Fitness Center and Rehabilitation Programs are also available to serve all ages, levels, abilities and disabilities. A Safe, Caring Adult Day Program Enjoy a full day of activities, special interests, fitness programs and socializing with friends. All of this with the peace of mind of having compassionate, professional care and support. Occupational, physical and speech therapy. Wholesome, nutritionally balanced meals and snacks, including special diets. Carefully planned activities and daily exercise. Holiday and birthday parties celebrated with friends. Brochure Top-quality medical supervision by experienced professionals. Dignified assistance with with feeding, grooming, and other personal care needs. Convenient location and hours of operation. Coordination of safe transportation. *Many insurance programs cover the cost of Adult Day Services, and we will bill insurance accordingly.

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6 MEET OUR CLIENTS Under 18 13% % % % % 45+ 1% White 62% Black 28% Hispanic 4% Asian 1% Other/Multi-Cultural 5% Family Planning 62% Primary Care 9% Abortion 20% HIV Testing 3% Pregnancy Tests 6% MISSION The mission of Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee is to proudly provide the highest standards of quality and professionalism in: Providing access to reproductive, sexual and complementary health care services and information in settings that preserve and protect the right to privacy; PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF MIDDLE AND EAST TENNESSEE Providing educational programs that enhance understanding of human sexuality; and Advocating for public policies that guarantee these rights and ensure access to these services. PPMET BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers: Rev. Dan Rosemergy, Chair Amadou Sall, Vice Chair Ceci Sachs, Secretary Dr. Lorayne Lester, Treasurer John Auston Bridges Pamela Burton Dr. Susan Dodd Bev Leiser Sally Levine Dr. Marian Patton Timothy Quain Elizabeth Slagle Todaro Rachel Woods PLANNED PARENTHOOD of Middle and East Tennessee 50 Vantage Way, Suite 102 Nashville, TN Annual Report PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF MIDDLE AND EAST TENNESSEE DEAR FRIENDS, We are pleased to present Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee s Annual Report for Thanks to your commitment, PPMET succeeded in expanding medical services, education and training programs and advocacy efforts again this year. In 2007, our health centers in Nashville and Knoxville served increasing numbers of patients. We reached more young people with comprehensive sexuality education programs. We successfully addressed the challenge of changing demographics and increasingly diverse populations that requires great cultural competency. And, because of the actions of our supporters, we again defeated legislation in the Tennessee General Assembly that threatened the rights of our clients. During the year, PPMET began a strategic planning process that engaged our staff, Board, volunteers, donors and community partners to articulate a bold and ambitious vision of what we want to accomplish in the coming years. As the state s leading provider of reproductive and sexual healthcare, we are positioned to make that vision a reality and to improve the lives of thousands of Tennesseans who seek our services and programs each year. Because of the unwavering support of all of our supporters, volunteers and staff, PPMET had another year of unprecedented growth and success. We hope that you will continue to stand with us as we confront new challenges and celebrate new successes. Sincerely, Jeff Teague President and CEO Bev Leiser Chair, Board of Directors

7 THE J. PASCHALL DAVIS FUND Established in 1992, the J. Paschall Davis Fund provides no-interest loans to assist poor and low-income women who would not otherwise be able to access abortion services. The Fund is named after the Reverend J. Paschall Davis, an Episcopal priest who was an early reproductive rights advocate in Nashville and the husband of one of the women instrumental in founding Planned Parenthood in Tennessee, Evelyn Ames Davis. The Fund is supported entirely by individual donations, patient reimbursements, and grants from private foundations. No public funding can be used to support the Fund. No woman is ever turned away due to inability to pay. In 2006, the Fund provided loans totaling $18,275 to 62 women with an average loan of $300. That is a 158% increase in the number of women in need of assistance from the previous year. The cost for the abortion was between $500 and $750. FINANCIALS REVENUE Patient Fees $1,775,298 67% Government Grants 484,710 18% Other Program Grants 65,156 2% Contributions 307,280 12% Investment Income/Other 27,974 1% $2,660,418 EXPENSES Medical Services $1,656,897 63% Education and Training 347,683 13% Administration 348,270 13% Fundraising 126,886 5% Public Affairs and Advocacy 166,565 6% $2,646,301 Women, men and teens from across Tennessee and southeastern and western Kentucky made 12,964 visits for medical services at Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee during fiscal year Our medical services include: Birth Control Methods General Gynecological Care Emergency Contraception (EC) Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Testing and Treatment Pregnancy Testing and Counseling Counseling Services Cancer Screening (breast, cervical, testicular and prostate) Abortion Services (surgical and medication) HIV/AIDS Testing and Counseling Colposcopy Primary Health Care Reproductive Health Education HPV Vaccine New Service: Early Second Trimester Surgical Abortion New Service: Implanon Transdermal Contraceptive Implant MEDICAL SERVICES During fiscal year 2007: Total Health Center Visits 12,964 (a 5% increase from fiscal year 2006) Women Seen in our Health Centers 5,902 Men Seen in our Health Centers 176 Family Planning Visits 6,422 (a 52% increase from fiscal year 2006) STD Tests 3,185 (up from 2,743 the previous year) Pap Smears/Cervical Cancer Screenings 1,381 Pregnancy Tests 775 HIV Tests 413 (a 28% increase from the previous year) General Health Visits 1,175 (up from 904 visits in fiscal year 2006) EDUCATION AND TRAINING PPMET remains dedicated to providing youth with thorough, accurate information about their changing bodies and sexual relationships. Our programs include: Promoting Healthy Decisions (PHD), a 5-10 session series that goes beyond the basics to equip teens with skills needed to make and carry out healthy decisions regarding sexual behavior (partly supported with CDC funds through the Tennessee Department of Health). Juvenile Detention Center Outreach, a collaboration with the Davidson County Juvenile Detention Center to teach young men and women information and skills regarding HIV and pregnancy prevention (partly supported with CDC funds). Short-Term Education Sessions, delivered on request to middle and high schools, colleges, after-school programs, religious organizations, group homes, and other agencies that serve youth (supported in part by the Tennessee Deptartment of Health, with federal family planning funds (MCH)). PG-13 Players, PPMET s peer education theatre troupe that brings sexuality and other teen-related issues to life for young audiences (supported in part by the Tennessee Department of Health, federal family planning funds (MCH), National Council of Jewish Women Nashville Section, and by United Way of Metropolitan Nashville). Professional Training, for professionals who serve youth, building comfort and imparting skills to become effective sexuality educators in their own settings. This includes our 20-hour Sexuality Education Training Series. Health Fairs and Outreach on college campuses, middle and high schools, and community events. IN OUR EDUCATORS AND TRAINERS REACHED: Program Groups Served Individuals Reached Promoting Healthy Decisions Juvenile Detention Center Outreach Short-term Education Sessions 150 2,273 PG-13 Players 54 4,116 Professional Training Health Fair Outreach 8 1, LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS ADVOCACY PPMET sent 26 messages resulting in 44,575 s to our list of approximately 3,000 activists alerting them about upcoming educational activities, events, and legislative actions. These messages resulted in 3,034 letters being sent to legislators regarding the protection of reproductive rights. PPMET public affairs staff attended the PPFA State Public Affairs Network and Network for Volunteer Administrators Meetings in Washington DC, PPFA s Central Region Conference in Minneapolis, MN and the PPFA Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, CA. Also, three PPMET staff members were flown to Los Angeles, California to help with their No On Prop 85 ballot initiative campaign (Prop 85 would have mandated parental consent for abortion services). They helped phone bank, canvass, and talk to university classes. Proposition 85 failed! For the two weeks leading up to the Roe v. Wade anniversary in 2007, PPMET partnered with the Nashville Chapter of the National Organization for Women and held a very successful state-wide Pledge-for-Choice campaign. Combined, we made over 2,000 phone calls and raised nearly $6,000. PPMET sponsored VOX: Voices for Planned Parenthood chapters at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and Vanderbilt University in Nashville. We provided condoms, brochures, videos, speakers, and financial support to all VOX chapters. We also supported the activities of the Feminist Majority chapter at Austin Peay University in Clarksville and the Medical Students for Choice (MSFC) chapter at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Highlights of campus activities this year included: Halloween and Valentine s Day candy and condom giveaways at MTSU and UTK; counter protests during the Genocide Awareness Project s (GAP) demonstration at MTSU and UTK (GAP is a graphic anti-abortion group that likens abortion to the Holocaust and 9/11); and co-sponsored an abortion debate at UTK that had over 300 attendees. In addition, in April, students from MSFC joined other PPMET supporters at Legislative Plaza in Nashville to protest the appointment of Chief Justice Roberts to the US Supreme Court. In October 2006, PPMET and Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region received a grant from PPFA to hold a series of Live Action Camps. In March of 2007, the first in the series of three Live Action Camps was held in Nashville. Over 20 Vox members from across Tennessee attended and learned about organizing, fundraising, and advocacy from PPMET and PPGMR. The next two Live Actions Camps will be held in Memphis (2008) and Knoxville (2009). Five teens from the PG-13 Players were selected to attend the inaugural PPFA Young Leaders Summit at the 2007 Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, CA. Selected from more than 100 applicants, PPMET s teens joined 50 of their peers from around the country to learn how to organize and advocate for Planned Parenthood's causes. Used a grant from the Centers for Disease Control to provide public education and awareness about the HIV Vaccine Trials Research Program at Vanderbilt University. Held successful community events in Nashville to commemorate HIV Vaccine Awareness Day (May 18th) and World AIDS Day (December 1st). PPMET created a new position in the agency: Community Affairs Coordinator (CAC). The CAC is a full-time position dedicated primarily to our volunteer program and campus organizations like VOX. In the short time since the position was created volunteer hours have increased, campus organizers have reported having more and better access to materials they need, and there is a volunteer newsletter that is distributed at the beginning of each month via . Our first CAC, Jessica, was co-founder of the VOX chapter at MTSU. We look forward to continuing to strengthen our volunteer program with Jessica s help! To keep up-to-date with events at PPMET, volunteer opportunities, and legislative activity across the state and in your local community join our alert system. Visit and click on Take Action.

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