Service Delivery Interventions

PFPP is expanding and strengthening family planning services across public and private health facilities to ensure women and families can access care at every level of the health system.

Family Planning Clinics at Teaching Hospitals (TA/IPF – Pilot)
Dedicated family planning clinics are being established at thirteen teaching hospitals to integrate comprehensive family planning services into tertiary care, with particular emphasis on post-partum and post-abortion family planning. To date, eight clinics have been completed, of which five are fully functional and providing services, while the remaining clinics are in advanced stages of operationalisation.
Well-Women Clinics at DHQ and THQ Hospitals (TA/IPF)
Well-Women Clinics at DHQ and THQ hospitals are actively providing family planning services as part of routine secondary-level healthcare. Through these clinics, women can access counselling and appropriate family planning methods alongside other maternal and reproductive health services, improving convenience, continuity, and quality of care.
Private Sector Engagement for FP Service Delivery (TA/IPF – Pilot)
PFPP is engaging private healthcare providers through a structured pilot to expand access to family planning services and increase method choice. Free-of-cost services, including implants, IUCDs, and injectables (DMPA and DMPA-SC), will soon be available at up to 3,000 participating private clinics across Punjab.
FP Services for BISP Beneficiaries (DLR)
Family planning services have been integrated for eligible Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) beneficiaries to ensure equitable and free-of-cost access for vulnerable households. Approximately 154,000 beneficiaries have availed services, with around 20% adopting long-acting reversible contraceptives.
Procurement and Availability of FP Commodities (DLR)
PFPP has ensured continuous procurement and province-wide availability of family planning commodities across all public sector service delivery facilities. Services are being provided free of cost, demonstrating system reliability and the Government of Punjab’s commitment to removing financial barriers.

Overall Programme Narrative

Together, these initiatives highlight PFPP’s focus on strengthening systems, expanding service delivery, improving equity, and ensuring that family planning services are accessible, reliable, and free of cost. By integrating family planning across public, private, and community platforms, the programme is laying the foundation for healthier families and sustainable population growth management in Punjab.