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Beyond the Finish Line: Tips for Sustaining Your Project

This tip sheet covers why sustainability matters and concrete strategies for increasing your project's sustainability. Publication date: February 2021.

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Incorporating Teen Dating Violence Prevention into Your PREP Programming

This toolkit is designed to provide the Family and Youth Services Bureau’s (FYSB) Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) grantees with information to incorporate teen dating violence (TDV) prevention into their existing PREP programming.

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Toolkit for Engaging Parents and Caregivers in Optimal Health Programming

This toolkit provides you with strategies to connect with parents and caregivers and provide them with information and resources to support a positive relationship with their adolescents. 

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Messaging to Diverse Stakeholders: Building Relationships with Community Partners

This session discusses practical ways to take the steps needed to engage the local community in advancing SRAE program goals to improve outcomes for students and parents. 

All teens should have a bright future within their grasp. Yet teen pregnancy, non-marital sexual activity, and other risky behaviors create obstacles to success, especially for our most vulnerable teens. The Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program provides resources through the Sexual Risk Avoidance Education Program and Personal Responsibility Education Program to help teens prepare for a successful future. Learn more about APP Funding Streams.

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The Challenge. The teen birth rate has declined by over 40% in the past decade, yet disparities among vulnerable youth persist. Today, adolescents aged 15-24 account for nearly half of the 20M new cases of STIs each year. That is why in 2019, we dedicated over $144M to grantees in OVER 50 U.S. states & territories to educate, engage, & empower 600K+ youth through evidence-informed programming.