calls result in no assistance—not because the individual does not qualify or because of local guidelines—but because there simply was not any money left. These vulnerable women, typically young women living below the poverty line and with at least one child, have no way to access abortions without the support from the NNAF. NNAF is a member of several national coalitions, including the Training and Access Working Group (TAWG), the Communications Group (communications directors from pro-choice organizations), and SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Health Collective. The NNAF is currently partnered with two organizations—All* Above* All and Strong Families. The NNAF strives to ensure that every reproductive decision, not just abortion, becomes safe, attainable, and affordable to all people. Their vision is that all people have the rights and resources needed to be able to make their own educated reproductive decisions and obtain the services that each individual deems necessary to them. The organization has four values—intersectionality, autonomy, collective power, and compassion. While the primary reason individuals seek assistance from the NNAF is for financial assistance, they are consistently working diligently both behind the scenes and in high pressure situations like court rooms to promote political and cultural changes so that low-income women, women of color, younger women, transgender men, and gender nonconforming people are able to safely access reproductive care. The organization as a whole, as well as individual members, call the governmental representatives to action. The NNAF also provides resources for all people on subjects like presidential races, crisis relief campaigns, creating networks, policy changes, and moral and ethical laws. This allows the organization to help every individual person—if not financially, then through the impact of being aware and fighting for justice with the goal that all people will be able to obtain healthcare. The NNAF does not require any proof of needing assistance aside from having an abortion scheduled and a few questions about income. They do not check identities, do not check immigration status, and never ask for proof of citizenship. Since so many undocumented women are forced to cancel appointments or obtain abortions unsafely and illegally, they work to ensure that each individual is able to find a provider where they are not at risk for facing repercussions like immigration raids or even prosecution. Following their four values and their vision, they believe that each and every person should have control of their reproductive care and