The Women’s Health Center of West Virginia is a private, nonprofit reproductive health clinic in Charleston founded in 1976 that provides gynecologic care, contraception, STI testing and treatment, cancer screening, harm reduction services and (historically) abortion care; the organization describes its mission as delivering nonjudgmental, accessible and affordable reproductive healthcare and advancing reproductive justice across West Virginia.
Advocacy for reproductive health and reproductive justice (including abortion access), expanding contraceptive and family-planning services, harm reduction and overdose/HIV prevention, access to gender-affirming care, protection of Medicaid and insurance coverage for reproductive services, and health equity for low-income and rural patients.
Primarily philanthropic contributions and grants from donors and foundations, supplemented by program revenue (patient fees and insurance reimbursements, including Medicaid) and individual donations.
ACLU of West Virginia; Mountain State Justice; Cooley LLP (legal partners on litigation); Women’s Health Center of Maryland (sibling clinic/expansion); Executive Director Katie Quinonez; Board President Brittni McGuire.
Non-profit healthcare clinic
