Example 2: A child is afraid to go to school because another child is threatening, harassing, or bullying them. The school district must take steps to stop the harassment, such as transferring the child to another school. If your child is not going to school, you must ask the principal or a teacher for help.
Here's a breakdown of the government funds Planned Parenthood receives at both the federal and state level. According to its 2014-15 annual report, Planned Parenthood receives $553.7 million annually in government health service grants and reimbursements, which is 43% of its overall revenue. However, Planned Parenthood does not receive that federal funding in the form of a blank check or a government account to be billed as the organization pleases. Rather, federal funding is allocated to Planned Parenthood in two ways: through Medicaid and public family planning services, most notably Title X.
But Planned Parenthood cannot use the money it receives from the federal government for abortions anyway. Medicaid funding is restricted by the Hyde Amendment to only abortion cases involving rape, incest or endangerment to the life of the mother. Some states use their own funds under Medicaid to go beyond that.