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Subject Matter Includes:

Teen Pregnancy Prevention
STI and HIV Prevention
Risk-Taking Behavior
High Risk Populations, such as runaways or youth in prison
Healthy Relationships
Partner Communication
Peer Pressure
Abstinence First
Faith Based Information
Parent/Child Communication

Popular Programs

All 4 You!

All4You! is a program to prevent HIV, other STDs, and pregnancy among students in grades 9-12 in alternative education settings.

Be Proud Be Responsible

Provides adolescents with the knowledge, motivation and skills to change their behaviors in ways that will reduce their risk of contracting HIV.

Draw the Line/Respect the Line

Using an interactive approach, this evidence-based program promotes abstinence by showing students how to set personal limits and meet challenges to those limits.

Making Proud Choices

Provides adolescents with the knowledge, confidence and skills necessary to reduce their risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), HIV and pregnancy by abstaining from sex or using condoms if they choose to have sex.

Reproductive Health and Wellness Kit

Our kit contains samples of common contraceptives and practice tools for educational purposes.

Rikers Health Advocacy

This program was originally developed for use with incarcerated male adolescent drug users, who may be detained in custody only briefly. This intensive, short-term intervention consists of four one-hour, small-group sessions focusing on health education issues, particularly HIV/AIDS.

Sisters Saving Sisters

Designed to empower teenage women to change their behavior in ways that will reduce their risk of becoming infected with HIV and other STDs, and significantly decrease their chances of being involved in unintended pregnancies.

Seventeen Days

Seventeen Days (formerly called What Could You Do?) is a theory-based interactive DVD designed to educate young women about contraception and STDs.

What is an evidence-based program?

Evidence-based programs are interventions that have been shown through rigorous evaluation to change the sexual risk-taking behaviors of the participants. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Adolescent Health has assembled a list of programs that meet these criteria. Promising programs are not on this list, primarily because they have not completed a rigorous evaluation to prove effectiveness.

What is a promising program?

Though promising programs lack evidence of success, they may still be effective. Most of these programs have been shown to produce favorable results. However, because of other factors (a small sample size or the way data were collected in studies, for example), promising programs do not meet the strict criteria needed to be considered evidence-based. Keep in mind that a promising program can still have a positive effect on preventing teen pregnancies, sexually transmitted infections, or sexual risk behaviors.