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If you are pregnant and considering getting an abortion outside Chile, you will need to consider the following costs: transportation to the country where you will be obtaining an abortion, hotel or accommodation costs in that country, cost of the abortion in the country and the total amount of days you may need to be in the country both before and after the abortion. | If you are pregnant and considering getting an abortion outside Chile, you will need to consider the following costs: transportation to the country where you will be obtaining an abortion, hotel or accommodation costs in that country, cost of the abortion in the country and the total amount of days you may need to be in the country both before and after the abortion. | ||
==LGBTQ Health Care== | |||
From our source in Chile: "Not many hospitals in Chile offer services specific for trans people and few professionals have been trained to work with them (with all that might imply, for example, getting a prostate exam for a trans woman in comparison with a cis-man); the health services providing specialised attention for trans people are known as poli-trans and are present in some hospitals, I suggest contacting the organization Organizando Trans Diversidades (OTD) to get more specific information on Trans rights and SR health and the organization [https://www.amandajofre.com/ Amanda Joffré], which works especially with trans sex workers." (April 2019) | |||
==Advocacy & Counseling== | ==Advocacy & Counseling== | ||