The bill establishes the Reproductive Health Care Access Fund in New Jersey to enhance access to reproductive health care services, particularly focusing on abortion providers. It recognizes the existing gaps in service availability, especially in southern counties, and aims to support the sustainability of abortion providers through various programs. The fund will finance three key initiatives: the Reproductive Health Care Clinical Training Program, which ensures a sufficient number of trained health care professionals; the Reproductive Health Care Security Grant Program, which provides grants to facilities at high risk of unlawful activities; and the Reproductive Health Care Facility Loan Program, which offers loans to support the establishment and renovation of health care facilities.

Additionally, the bill mandates the Department of Health to conduct a statewide needs assessment to identify gaps in reproductive health care access and the impact of out-of-state restrictions. It appropriates funds from the General Fund to support these initiatives, with specific allocations for training programs and security grants. The bill emphasizes the importance of protecting reproductive health care facilities from threats and ensuring that health care professionals are adequately trained to meet the needs of the community.