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Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Program
Posted
9/18/18
Assistance Listing Number
93.297
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395
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Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health
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TP1AH000133
ACCELERATING PROGRESS: STRENGTHENING TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES AMONG HIGH NEED SOUTH CAROLINA POPULATIONS(TIER 1A)
Fact Forward
Cooperative Agreement
$4.2m
7/1/15
12/7/21
TP1AH000325
CAI'S HOPE BUFFALO PROJECT - CAI'S HOPE BUFFALO PROJECT CICATELLI ASSOCIATES, INC. (CAI) 505 EIGHTH AVENUE SUITE 1900 NEW YORK, NY 10018-6506 PROJECT DIRECTOR STAN MARTIN, (212) 594-7741, SMARTIN@CAIGLOBAL.ORG WEBSITE:CAIGLOBAL.ORG; REQUESTING $1,436,650.00 BUILDING UPON THE STRONG FOUNDATION OF OUR EXISTING HOPE BUFFALO COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION PROJECT, CICATELLI ASSOCIATES, INC. (CAI) WILL PARTNER WITH YOUTH LEADERS AND AN EXTENSIVE NETWORK OF PARTNERS TO LEVERAGE THE TRUSTING RELATIONSHIPS BUILT WITH THE COMMUNITY OVER THE LAST SEVEN YEARS, THAT HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO A REDUCTION IN TEEN PREGNANCY RATES BY 34% FROM 2015-2020. AS THE BACKBONE ORGANIZATION OF HOPE BUFFALO, WE WILL WORK ALONGSIDE A GROUP OF COMMITTED PARTNERS AND YOUTH TO ORGANIZE AND PURSUE COORDINATED ACTION TOWARD A COMMON VISION. TO DO THAT WE WILL IMPLEMENT EFFECTIVE, MEDICALLY ACCURATE, AGE-APPROPRIATE, AND CULTURALLY TAILORED EVIDENCE-BASED TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION INTERVENTIONS AND STRATEGIES TO REDUCE TEEN PREGNANCY AND OTHER ASSOCIATED BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTORS. OUR COORDINATED APPROACH WILL REACH 3,000 YOUTH, AGES 10 TO 19, ANNUALLY AS WELL AS THEIR PARENTS, CAREGIVERS, AND OTHER CARING ADULTS IN SCHOOL, IN THE COMMUNITY, AND IN WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, TO IMPROVE SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OUTCOMES, PROMOTE POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, AND ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY FOR ADOLESCENTS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES. LOCATED IN ERIE COUNTY, BUFFALO IS THE SECOND LARGEST CITY IN NEW YORK, WITH A POPULATION OF 276,804 OF WHICH 12.4% ARE AGED 10-19 YEARS OLD (34,387 YOUTH). BUFFALO IS BROADLY DIVERSE, HAVING A HIGHER PERCENTAGE OF BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN (36.1%), HISPANIC (11.5%), ASIAN (8.6%), AND PERSONS IDENTIFYING AS ANOTHER RACE (9.6%) THAN ERIE COUNTY AS A WHOLE. BUFFALO RESIDENTS EXPERIENCE HIGH LEVELS OF POVERTY, WITH 26% LIVING BELOW 100% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL. IN THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR, 78% OF THE 28,508 STUDENTS ATTENDING BUFFALO PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN GRADES K-12, WERE CONSIDERED POOR BY THE NYS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. THE BUFFALO PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2021 YOUTH RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEY RESULTS SHOW THAT STUDENTS REPORT INCREASED EXPERIENCE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND A NEED FOR SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCED SOCIAL SUPPORT AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. FURTHER, RESULTS SHOW THAT SUICIDE ATTEMPTS ARE RISING AT BOTH THE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL LEVELS (FROM 10% TO 12% AND 8% TO 11%, RESPECTIVELY). THE PROJECT'S GOAL IS TO ADVANCE EQUITY IN ADOLESCENT HEALTH (AGE 10-19) IN FIVE ZIP CODES IN BUFFALO BY LEVERAGING RELATIONSHIPS IN THE COMMUNITY THAT CULTIVATE OPTIMAL SEXUAL AND MENTAL HEALTH FOR ADOLESCENTS THROUGH AN EQUITABLE LENS. TO ACHIEVE OUR GOAL, WE WILL MOBILIZE OUR YOUTH AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO DEVELOP A COORDINATED PLAN TO ADVANCE ADOLESCENT HEALTH EQUITY OVER THE FIVE-YEAR PROJECT PERIOD BY REPLICATING AND SCALING UP EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAM AND STRATEGIES REACHING 2,700 YOUTH, AGES 10-19, ANNUALLY. IN TANDEM WITH THOSE EFFORTS, WE WILL BUILD THE CAPACITY OF 300 PARENTS AND OTHER CARING ADULTS IN THE COMMUNITY TO CREATE SAFE, SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENTS FOR ALL YOUTH, AND STRENGTHEN AND EXPAND A SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY-BASED REFERRAL NETWORK TO LINK 1,000 YOUTH TO SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICES AND BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS EACH YEAR OF THE PROJECT. CAI, AS THE BACKBONE OF THIS VITAL INITIATIVE THAT HAS BEEN PROVEN EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING TEEN PREGNANCY RATES WILL MAINTAIN AND UPDATE THE SYSTEMS TO COLLECT, REPORT AND USE DATA TO CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVE PERFORMANCE.
Cicatelli Associates, Inc.
Cooperative Agreement
$4.2m
7/1/23
7/11/24
TP1AH000310
TRUE YOU MARYLAND: REDUCING TEEN BIRTH RATES, STI RATES, AND INEQUITIES IN RURAL MARYLAND - THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (MDH), IN COLLABORATION WITH HEALTHY TEEN NETWORK, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, AND STATE AND COUNTY PARTNERS, AIMS TO ADDRESS HEALTH INEQUITIES AMONG YOUTH IN RURAL COMMUNITIES WITH HISTORICALLY HIGH ADOLESCENT BIRTH AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION (STI) RATES BY REPLICATING EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS (EBPS) IN MULTIPLE SETTINGS AND WITH MULTIPLE AGE GROUPS. THROUGH THE TRUE YOU MARYLAND (TYMD) INITIATIVE (FORMERLY THE MARYLAND OPTIMAL ADOLESCENT HEALTH PROGRAM), WE HAVE WORKED CLOSELY WITH COUNTY PARTNERS OVER THE PAST 3 YEARS TO ESTABLISH AND ENHANCE ADOLESCENT SEXUAL HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE IN 2 REGIONS, NORTHWESTERN MARYLAND AND THE EASTERN SHORE, THAT COMPRISE 6 MARYLAND (MD) COUNTIES WITH HIGH TEEN BIRTH RATES THROUGH THE CREATION OF LOCAL YOUTH ADVISORY BOARDS (YABS); THE INTEGRATION OF THE EVIDENCE-BASED, COMPREHENSIVE POSITIVE PREVENTION PLUS (3P) CURRICULUM INTO 4 LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS; AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF OVER 120 EVENTS INCLUDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH, INFORMATION SESSIONS, YOUTH COMMUNITY SERVICE, STI TESTING, FOOD PANTRIES, AND PARENT WORKSHOPS. WE HAVE COLLABORATED WITH OVER 100 PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS TYMD COUNTIES, ENGAGED OVER 4,100 YOUTH, 230 CAREGIVERS, AND 4,500 COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND REACHED OVER 2,000 YOUTH WITH EBPS. WE PLAN TO EXPAND THIS REACH TO 6,245 YOUNG PEOPLE ANNUALLY THROUGH MULTI-SESSION EBPS IN ADDITIONAL MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS (CBOS), AND SINGLE-SESSION EBPS IN SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CENTERS (SBHCS) AND FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS. TYMD WILL UTILIZE AN EVIDENCE-BASED AND SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION, EVALUATION, AND SUSTAINABILITY; IMPLEMENT EBPS PROVEN TO POSITIVELY INFLUENCE SEXUAL HEALTH IN SCHOOLS, CLINICS, AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS; LEVERAGE CLINICAL CONNECTIONS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICES; APPLY A SYSTEMS-THINKING APPROACH TO STRENGTHEN INTERSECTIONS AND NETWORKS; AND ENGAGE YOUTH, PARENTS AND TRUSTED ADULTS TO, ULTIMATELY, CENTER THEIR VOICE IN OUR WORK AND MOVE CLOSER TO OPTIMAL HEALTH. THE PROJECT COMPONENTS WERE SELECTED TO IMPACT THE FACTORS THAT PUT YOUNG PEOPLE AT RISK FROM TEEN PREGNANCY AND STIS BY IMPLEMENTING IN SETTINGS THAT OFFER THE GREATEST REACH, INCLUDE THE MOST MARGINALIZED YOUTH, AND OFFER CONNECTIONS TO CRITICAL RESOURCES AND PARTNERS. REPLICATION OF EBPS WILL BE AT THE CENTER OF THIS WORK, SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUPPORT SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES. TYMD CHOSE SCHOOLS, CBOS, AND CLINICS FOR EBP IMPLEMENTATION BASED ON THEIR ABILITY TO REACH YOUNG PEOPLE WHERE THEY LIVE, LEARN, WORK AND PLAY, THE SETTINGS' CAPACITIES TO IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS, AND THE FIT OF POTENTIAL EBPS. WITH SCHOOLS AS THE CENTERPIECE OF OUR APPROACH, THE ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTATION SETTINGS WILL SERVE YOUTH WHERE SCHOOLS DO NOT CURRENTLY HAVE THE CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT TO SCALE AND HAVE THE ADDED BENEFIT OF REACHING YOUTH WITH COMPOUNDING RISK FACTORS.
Maryland Department Of Health
Cooperative Agreement
$3.0m
7/1/23
6/21/24
TP1AH000281
ADOLESCENT AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT (ACE) - DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS, UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY (USU) HAS SUCCESSFULLY REPLICATED EVIDENCE-BASED TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAMMING (EBPS) IN BEHAVIORAL, ALTERNATIVE EDUCATIONAL, AND STATE-INVOLVED SETTINGS. OUR CURRENT PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT DATA SHOW USU'S ABILITY TO SYSTEMICALLY DELIVER EBPS TO YOUTH AND THE ADULTS WHO SUPPORT THEM. THIS PROPOSAL - ADOLESCENT AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT (ACE) - LIKEWISE REPLICATES TO SCALE EVIDENCE-BASED TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAMMING (EBPS). OUR TARGET POPULATION INCLUDES YOUTH WITH INORDINATELY HIGH HEALTH DISPARITIES IN TEEN BIRTH AND STIS, AND PARENT/CAREGIVERS AND YOUTH-SERVING PROFESSIONALS WHO LIVE IN UTAH'S URBAN CORRIDOR - THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA KNOWN AS UTAH'S WASATCH FRONT. WE WILL REPLICATE EBPS IN THE FOLLOWING THREE SETTINGS: (1) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AGENCIES, (2) ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOLS/ALTERNATIVE EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS, AND (3) STATE-INVOLVED YOUTH SETTINGS (I.E., JUVENILE JUSTICE AND FOSTER-CARE FACILITIES). THIS PROJECT LEVERAGES OUR EXPERIENCE AS A PRIOR OPA GRANTEE, AND OUR TEAM'S EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE IN MANAGING LARGE GRANTS TO DELIVER RIGOROUS RESEARCH-BASED CURRICULA TO TEENS IN UTAH, THE STATE WITH THE NATION'S YOUNGEST POPULATION. WE WILL REPLICATE EBPS TO SCALE IN EQUITABLE, SAFE, SUPPORTIVE, AND INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, USING TRAUMA-INFORMED AND POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT APPROACHES. GUIDED BY SENSITIVITY TO YOUTH IN THEIR UNIQUE COMMUNITIES, WE WILL INVOLVE OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND PARENTS/CAREGIVERS IN EBP REPLICATION, AND HELP CONNECT THEM TO OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICES. SOCIAL MEDIA AND STATE-WIDE USU RELATIONSHIP EDUCATION WILL FURTHER BOOST THIS PROJECT'S REACH. WE WILL REACH 4,500 PARTICIPANTS TOTAL (500 IN Y1 AND 1,000/YEAR THEREAFTER). THIS INCLUDES 3,825 YOUTH (Y1: 425; Y2-Y5: 850 ANNUALLY), AND 675 ADULTS (Y1: 75; Y2-Y5: 150 ANNUALLY). OUR ESTABLISHED NETWORK OF DIVERSE BEHAVIORAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND STATE SETTINGS IS STRONG AND ENGAGED, AND MULTIPLIES OUR REACH. COMPARED TO THEIR PEERS, YOUTH IN THESE SETTINGS HAVE DOCUMENTED HIGHER RATES OF TEEN BIRTHS, SEXUAL ACTIVITY, AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS (STIS). AS MANY AS 80% ARE ESTIMATED TO HAVE HAD SEXUAL INTERCOURSE, AND 50-66% ARE LIKELY TO BE CURRENTLY SEXUALLY ACTIVE. COMPARED TO THEIR PEERS NATIONALLY, OUR POPULATION OF FOCUS ALSO HAS HEALTH DISPARITIES SUCH AS SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER RATES OF RISKY SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, MENTAL HEALTH DISTRESS, AND POVERTY. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AND SEXUAL ACTIVITY AMONG TEENS ARE RECIPROCAL: TEENS WITH EXTERNALIZING BEHAVIORS ARE MORE SEXUALLY ACTIVE, YOUNGER AT FIRST INTERCOURSE, HAVE RELATIVELY MORE SEXUAL PARTNERS, AND HIGHER RISK OF STIS AND UNPLANNED PREGNANCIES. WE CURRENTLY REPLICATE THE LOVE NOTES CURRICULUM, BUT DURING THE PLANNING PERIOD WE WILL WORK OUR PARTNERS AND OPA TO ENSURE AN APPROVED, APPROPRIATE EBP IS SELECTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION. IN ADDITION, COMMUNITY PROFESSIONALS AND PARENTS WILL RECEIVE RESOURCES TO STRENGTHEN THEIR PARENTING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS. USU HAS ACTIVELY COLLABORATED WITH AND MAINTAINED A STRONG NETWORK OF DIVERSE, MULTI-SECTOR PARTNERS THROUGH WHOM EBPS HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY REPLICATED. THE CURRENT PROJECT WILL CONTINUE TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF, ACCESS TO, AND UTILIZATION OF EBPS AND ADOLESCENT-FRIENDLY SERVICES THAT ARE EQUITABLE, ACCESSIBLE, ACCEPTABLE, APPROPRIATE, AND EFFECTIVE.
Utah State University
Cooperative Agreement
$2.0m
7/1/23
6/21/24
TP1AH000247
SOUTH TEXAS TEEN LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT (STTLD) PROGRAM
Community Action Corporation Of South Texas
Cooperative Agreement
$4.0m
7/1/20
4/17/24