Delivering Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Services to High-Risk Youth: Implementing Teen Choice in New York

Publication Date: August 17, 2017

Current as of: April 29, 2019

Introduction

This report summarizes key findings from the implementation of Teen Choice in New York. Teen Choice is a comprehensive sex education program, covering both abstinence and contraception. Teen Choice was adapted to allow for implementation with youth with severe emotional and behavioral issues.

The report documents the following:

implementation plans to serve high-risk youth;
recruitment process and recruitment challenges for participating schools;
who was actually served by the Teen Choice program;
supports established to help facilitators implement the curriculum;
overall adherence to the implementation plan; and
the level of youth engagement and receptiveness to the curriculum.

Files

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Types:

Report

OPRE Research Topics:

Youth Services , Strengthening Families, Fatherhood, Healthy Relationships & Marriages

Projects:

Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) Multi-Component Evaluation

Topics:

Youth , Families , Fatherhood , Marriage

Tags:

Case Management , Capacity Building , Child Abuse & Neglect , Child Welfare , Guardianship , Kinship Care , Reunification , Communities , Cultural Sensitivity , Economic Mobility , Education , Financial Literacy , Employment/Jobs , Evidence-based Approaches , Foster Care , Homelessness , Housing , Human Trafficking , Partnerships , Poverty , Prevention & Intervention , Program Funding , Reporting , Research , Self-Sufficiency , Social Services , Substance Abuse , Teen Pregnancy , Trauma , Trauma-Informed Care , Violence , Dating Violence , Domestic Violence , Sexual Assault , Youth , Youth Positive Development , Eligibility , Grants , Public Awareness