Grantees will be expected to use (GTO)TM to guide the planning, Getting to Outcomes implementation, and evaluation of their program. is a ten-step process aimed at GTOTM facilitating program planning, implementation, and evaluation of programs and improving organizational capacity and program performance. is tailored for use in TPP programs GTOTM and has been used successfully in the past by TPP grantees funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to guide their program planning. Detailed information about GTO and a free, downloadable manual is available at . Additional information about GTO tailored specifically to TPP programs is available at . Implementing Evidence-Based TPP Programs to Scale in Multiple Settings Selecting Evidence-Based TPP Programs to Ensure Fit The evidence-based TPP programs eligible for replication under this FOA (see pages 11-12 & Appendix D) reflect great diversity on several variables: Program Approach abstinence education, sexuality education, youth development – Target Population age, race and ethnicity, designed for specific vulnerable – populations including youth in juvenile detention, runaway and homeless youth, and expectant and parenting teens Implementation Setting middle school, high school, after school, community-based, – clinic-based
Grantees will be expected to use Getting to Outcomes (GTO)TM to guide the planning, implementation, and evaluation of their program. GTOTM is a ten-step process aimed at facilitating program planning, implementation, and evaluation of programs and improving organizational capacity and program performance. GTOTM is tailored for use in TPP programs and has been used successfully in the past by TPP grantees funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to guide their program planning. Detailed information about GTO and a free, downloadable manual is available at . Additional information about GTO tailored specifically to TPP programs is available at . Implementing Evidence-Based TPP Programs to Scale in Multiple Settings Selecting Evidence-Based TPP Programs to Ensure Fit The evidence-based TPP programs eligible for replication under this FOA (see pages 11-12 & Appendix D) reflect great diversity on several variables: Program Approach – abstinence education, sexuality education, youth development Target Population – age, race and ethnicity, designed for specific vulnerable populations including youth in juvenile detention, runaway and homeless youth, and expectant and parenting teens Implementation Setting – middle school, high school, after school, community-based, clinic-based