HHS gives Planned Parenthood over $5 million with grant money from Office of Adolescent Health

This blog has been exposing the Office of Adolescent Health otherwise known as OAH for a while.

It was created by the Obama Administration and operated under the division of the Health and Human Services Department and funded to the tune of $105 million.

Now, Life Dynamics has discovered that the OAH has allocated over 5 million dollars in federal grant money to various Planned Parenthood affiliates under a teen prevention program run by HHS.

The announcement came July 4, 2015 from the Office of Adolescent Health, which is responsible for implementing and administering the national, evidence based Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) Program.

The TPP program is described by OAH as, “one of a growing number of federal programs that focus on providing evidence of what works, investing in new and innovative approaches, and fostering a culture of learning.”

The Office of Adolescent Health (OAH) was established in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health in 2010.

According to OAH:

OAH coordinates adolescent health promotion and disease prevention programs and initiatives across the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and works in partnership with other HHS agencies to, “support evidence-based approaches to improve the health of adolescents.”

OAH operates grant programs aimed at reducing teen pregnancy and supporting expectant and parenting teens and maintains an evaluation portfolio associated with these grants. OAH operates a website with extensive resources regarding adolescent health and leads collaborative activities with other federal agencies and national groups that serve adolescents

Since the program’s inception, OAH has worked in collaboration with HHS’ Administration on Children and Families, Family and Youth Services Bureau and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Division of Reproductive Health to, “extend the reach of teen pregnancy prevention in targeted communities.”

According to OAH, a total of 81 organizations received the grant money to:

Support replication of evidence-based TPP programs in multiple settings in communities with the greatest need;
Increase capacity of organizations to implement evidence-based TPP programs focusing especially on serving especially vulnerable youth, including homeless youth, parenting youth and those in juvenile detention and foster care;

Support and foster early innovations to fill gaps in the knowledge of what works to prevent teen pregnancy; and

Develop and rigorously evaluate new, innovative approaches to combating teen pregnancy.

Grants for OAH’s 5 year program to run from 2015-2019 included abortion giant Planned Parenthood.

This is not the first time these OAH grant dollars have been given to Planned Parenthood, as Saynsumthn documents here.

In fact, I recently blogged about the program TeensRise, paid for by Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando and the Office of Adolescent Health.

Under that program, the abortion biz put together a recruitment video for African American teens in which they will be “Paid for Their Participation.” (read more here.)

Back to the new grant funding for 2015-2019:

A breakdown of the $5,679,657.00 grant dollars to the abortion business is detailed below:

Under what OAH labels their Tier1A, “Capacity Building to Support Replication of Evidence- Based TPP Programs” they gave $750,000 to Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest Seattle Washington for “vulnerable youth.”

In OHA’s Tier 1B, “Replicating Evidence-Based TPP Programs to Scale in Communities with the Greatest Need ” program, three Planned Parenthood affiliates received almost $3,000,000 in grant money:

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland Des Moines, Iowa received $965,988.
Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest Seattle, Washington received $999,999.
And
Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho Yakima, Washington received $963,670.

In OAH’s Tier 2B, “Rigorous Evaluation of New or Innovative Approaches to Prevent Teen Pregnancy” program:

Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest Seattle, Washington received $2,000,000.

$1,000,000, was allocated for “Family-based intervention for rural youth and their parents or caregivers” and another $1,000,000 for “Clinic-based intervention for LGBTQ teens and health care providers.”

In addition to the grants listed above, the abortion giant recorded receiving $528.4 million dollars in tax money, according to their 2013 to 2014 annual report.

Planned Parenthood is the number one provider of abortions in the nation a breakdown of the children they claim to have killed is listed by year below:

Planned Parenthood Annual Report Totals – Abortion Totals:

2013 – 327,653

2012-327,166

2011– 333,964

2010 – 329,445

2009 – 331,796

2008 – 324,008

2007 – 305,310

2006 – 289,750

2005 – 264,943

2004 – 255,015

2003 – 244,628

2002– 230,630

2001– 213,026

2000 – 197,070

Center for Disease Control abortion totals USA:

2011 – 1.06 million abortions (Guttmacher)

2010– 765,651

2009 – 784,507

2008 – 825,564 ( While Guttmacher reports – 1.21 million in 2008)

2007 – 827,609

2006 – 846,181

2005 – 820,151

2004 -839,226

2003 – 848,163

2002– 854,122

2001 – 853,485

2000 – 857,475

Planned Parenthood uses the grant money and the federal tax dollars to line the pockets of their board members, presidents and directors of their abortion centers with six-digit salaries.

A document filed by Planned Parenthood to the IRS shows that their president, Cecile Richards, took home a salary of $451,752 plus $31,405 in compensation from related organizations and $107,771 in other compensation from Planned Parenthood.

Planned Parenthood does not need more funding to conquer their goal of “making abortion normal” and this is just one more example of how the American people are being financially raped to fund abortion.