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* [http://www.mariestopes.org.np/en/what-we-do/safe-abortion Marie Stopes Nepal]: This is an international health organization with clinics around the globe, specializing in sexual and reproductive health care. They often provide abortion services and, when they don't, they can often refer people to appropriate resources. For more information, you can call them on their Meri Saathi Free Helpline:16600119756 OR 9801119756(NCELL). Address: GPO Box No. 11254, Char Khal Adda, Dillibazar, Kathmandu | * [http://www.mariestopes.org.np/en/what-we-do/safe-abortion Marie Stopes Nepal]: This is an international health organization with clinics around the globe, specializing in sexual and reproductive health care. They often provide abortion services and, when they don't, they can often refer people to appropriate resources. For more information, you can call them on their Meri Saathi Free Helpline:16600119756 OR 9801119756(NCELL). Address: GPO Box No. 11254, Char Khal Adda, Dillibazar, Kathmandu | ||
* [http://asap-asia.org/ Asia Safe Abortion Partnership]: This is an organization that focuses on safe abortion access for women in Asia. They do work across the continent, including in Nepal, and they also have a fact sheet on their website about Nepalese abortion policy and history. You can potentially also contact them to get referrals of local health care providers. | |||
* [http://www.fpan.org/ Family Planning Association of Nepal]: This is the official family planning organization in Nepal, which is associated with the government. They may be a good resource to learn about abortion policy, what's available, your rights, etc. | * [http://www.fpan.org/ Family Planning Association of Nepal]: This is the official family planning organization in Nepal, which is associated with the government. They may be a good resource to learn about abortion policy, what's available, your rights, etc. | ||