Abortion Care Awareness Act of 2025

This bill tells the Department of Health and Human Services to run a national education and outreach campaign to help people find and understand abortion and related health services. It would share clear, medically accurate information about where and how to get care, including medication abortion (mifepristone and misoprostol), in person or by telehealth, and what is legal based on state and federal laws. It would also explain that patients can legally travel across state lines for care and point to groups that may help with travel needs.

The campaign would teach people how to spot misleading “crisis pregnancy centers,” identify misinformation about abortion, and protect their personal and health data. All materials would be posted on the HHS website and tailored for underserved communities, including communities of color, immigrants, people with disabilities, people with low incomes, young people, LGBTQI+ people, rural residents, and people on Tribal land. HHS would work with medical experts, public health departments, and nonprofit groups focused on reproductive health to build the program .

• Who is affected: People seeking abortion or related care, especially underserved communities; the general public looking for accurate information.
• What changes: A national, medically accurate education campaign with online resources about access, legality, telehealth, medication abortion, travel rights, how to avoid misleading centers, how to spot misinformation, and how to protect privacy.
• Limits: The campaign cannot promote misinformation about abortion, “abortion reversal,” or abstinence-only programs, and it cannot collect or share personal information from people who visit its websites or apps.