The Reproductive Health Access for Haitian Migrants Act aims to ensure that Haitian migrants in New Jersey have comprehensive and unrestricted access to reproductive contraceptives at no cost. The bill emphasizes the importance of reproductive health services, including a variety of contraceptive options such as intrauterine devices, birth control pills, and Depo-Provera injections, as essential for the well-being and autonomy of marginalized populations. Additionally, the act mandates that services include comprehensive reproductive health education and counseling to facilitate informed decision-making among Haitian migrants.

To implement these provisions, the Department of Health is tasked with developing detailed guidelines, including eligibility criteria and logistics for contraceptive distribution, within 120 days of the act's effective date. Furthermore, the department is required to submit an annual report to the Governor and the Legislature, detailing outreach efforts, usage statistics, and any barriers faced by Haitian migrants in accessing reproductive contraceptives. This legislation seeks to promote health equity and reproductive autonomy for Haitian migrants in New Jersey.