During the first year of the second Trump administration, the abortion access movement faced escalating and sustained threats. In January alone, the administration pardoned 23 individuals convicted of FACE Act violations, advanced the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” aimed at defunding abortion providers by restricting Medicaid access, and announced an FDA review of mifepristone, jeopardizing access to medication abortion across the country. At the state level, anti-abortion lawmakers continued to pursue restrictive policies designed to limit care.

Despite this hostile landscape, abortion providers across the U.S. remained steadfast in meeting their patients’ essential health care needs. The National Abortion Federation (NAF) supported our diverse membership, including independent abortion providers, Planned Parenthood affiliates, hospitals, women’s health centers, family planning facilities, and individual members, by delivering critical programs and services that help ensure safe, high-quality abortion care. Generous support from our funders helped us advance our mission in 2025: to unite, represent, serve, and support abortion providers in delivering patient-centered, evidence-based care nationwide.

Here are some of the highlights of our work in 2025:

NAF 2025 Highlights

NAF's Medical Team

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conducted quality assurance site visits and

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new applicant site visits.

We also provided

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clinical training sessions in five states and

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regional ultrasound trainings.

NAF's Security Team

assisted members with security concerns and conducted

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security trainings and

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security assessments at member facilities and residences.

Our Security team also conducted important community outreach:

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member security alerts via email

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engagements with law enforcement

NAF Meetings and Education

We offered important learning opportunies for members:

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live educational webinars

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CME/CE credits awarded

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people attended our annual conference in San Diego, CA

Innovation in Abortion Access

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members signed up to use or launched our communications platform, chloe,

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members were using our telehealth platform, tansy, and

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members were provided with technical assistance.

National Abortion Hotline

In 2025, the Hotline supported

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people with financial assistance for their abortion care, and

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people with travel support through the Dr. Tiller Fund.
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Announcing our new strategic plan!

In fall of 2025, we completed a 15-month strategic planning and envisioning process. Our new strategic plan will guide our work from 2026-2031, and included a soft launch of our new NAF branding. We began our data collection and planning phase in 2024, and conducted staff and member surveys, met with eight focus groups of staff and members, and conducted 25 one-on-one interviews with various stakeholders, including partners and funders.

Our strategic plan includes five new organizational priorities:

  1. Strengthen and expand NAF services to better support providers’ ability to innovate & deliver safe, equitable care
  2. Evolve the Hotline to streamline access
  3. Develop organizational sustainability
  4. Build our ability to protect and expand abortion access by representing providers and patients
  5. Shape the public understanding of abortion care, with a focus on later abortion

A copy of our strategic plan can be accessed on our website.(opens in new tab)

 

 

Condensed Financials (2025)

2025 AR Revenue Graph
2025 AR Expenses Graph

Net assets at beginning of year      $15,026,685
Change in net assets                         (413,734)
Net assets at end of year                 $14,612,951

This condensed financial information is not a complete presentation and does not contain all the data and informative disclosures required by generally accepted accounting principles. Copies of the complete audit reports, which were audited by NAF’s independent auditors, containing the required data and informative disclosures are available here.

NAF operates on a January - December fiscal year. Our most recent publicly available 990 forms are for fiscal year 2024 ended 12/31/24.

Our most recent audited financials comprise the consolidated statements of financial position, activities, and cash flow as of 12/31/25.

Board of Directors

As of December 31, 2025

Melissa Grant, Board Chair, carafem

Leah Coplon, CNM, MPH, Abortion on Demand

Kersha Deibel, MPH, MSW, Planned Parenthood Federation of America

Justin T. Diedrich, MD, MSCI, FACOG, Eden Surgical

Tiffany Hailstorks, MD, MPH, Emory University

Curtiss Hannum, MSN, APN, CRNP, The Women’s Centers

Janet Crepps Hiller

Erin King, MD, Hope Clinic

Tammi Kromenaker, Red River Women’s Clinic

John C. Markley, MD, PhD, Women’s Option Center—ZSFG

Sarah McNeil, MD, TEACH Program

Tram Nguyen, MHA/MBA, Chair Elect, Planned Parenthood Federation of America

Catherine Obando MSN, NP-C

Maria Mercedes Vivas, MD, MPH, Fundacion Orientame

Lin-Fan Wang, MD

Ying Zhang, MD, MPH, University of Washington Department of Family Medicine, Reproductive Health Access Project (RHAP)

Marìa Mercedes Vivas, MD, MPH, Fundacion Orientame
Latín América Liaison

Vanessa Arenas, MPH, Resources for Abortion Delivery
RAD Community Liaison

Please direct any questions about this report to [email protected](opens in new tab)