Program Element 46

What is Program Element (PE) 46?

PE 46 is the new Reproductive Health Program Element (PE) titled, Community Partnerships and Assurance of Access to Reproductive Health Services. It was developed in collaboration with CLHO and approved in February 2018. The funding for PE 46 is based on a formula that incorporates a number of factors, including: county population, urban vs. rural communities, Chlamydia rates, and Women in Need. 

The focus of PE 46 is to assure access to clinical RH services throughout the state. LPHAs will be expected to work with community partners to identify gaps and barriers to service, and develop and implement plans to enhance access, especially for those most marginalized. This work aligns with the goals of public health modernization and the Modernization Manual was referenced to determine the deliverables.

PE 46 Webinars

Below are links to the recordings and slides of the monthly PE 46 webinars.

Tools & Resources

To help you create your Local Plan and budget

Program Element 46

Local Program Plan Instructions

Budget Template

Fiscal Guidance

To help you connect with local organizations

Oregon County Community Profiles is a snapshot in time of medical providers and community-based service organizations listed by county. The organizations listed have not been vetted to confirm what services they provide. The purpose is to provide a starting point for RH Program providers and PE 46 agencies to develop relationships with local organizations with the goal of increasing access to reproductive health services.

Data Resources

List of PE 46 Resources: this list may be helpful as you conduct PE 46 work within your community.

Clackamas Action Plan: this is an example of an Action Plan Clackamas County created to prioritize and implement PE 46 work within their community.

Sample focus group questions used in Linn/Benton Reproductive Health Needs Assessment in both English and Spanish.

Working with Youth Resources

These resources were shared in the Working with Youth webinar and are helpful in engaging youth.

Adolescent Health Initiative (AHI) Youth-Led Health Center Assessment Tool and Facilitator Guide

Adolescent Health Initiative (AHI) Creating & Sustaining a Thriving Youth Advisory Council

Youth Friendliness Assessment Tool

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources

The below article explains white privilege and how it maintains systems of power.

White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack