Texas HB3769 mandates public institutions of higher education to provide free or low-cost condoms and may offer over-the-counter birth control.

Texas HB3769 requires public institutions of higher education to make condoms available to students free of charge or for purchase through vending machines in residence halls and public restrooms. Institutions may also provide over-the-counter birth control options approved by the FDA. The provisions apply starting with the 2025-2026 academic year, with immediate effect if approved by a two-thirds vote, otherwise effective September 1, 2025.

Texas HB3769 mandates public institutions of higher education to provide free or low-cost condoms and may offer over-the-counter birth control.

Texas HB3769 requires public institutions of higher education to make condoms available to students free of charge or for purchase through vending machines in residence halls and public restrooms. Institutions may also provide over-the-counter birth control options approved by the FDA. The provisions apply starting with the 2025-2026 academic year, with immediate effect if approved by a two-thirds vote, otherwise effective September 1, 2025.