Physicians, including pediatricians/OB-GYNs After-school programs provide Offer 3 after-school programs Fewer low birth weight babies Healthier babies counseling (YMCA) (OASIS) Parents Peer mentor programs Offer 2 peer mentor Fewer children in poverty Sex education curriculum in (CareNet) programs (Kids Count) Camden Schools Parental training on signs that Offer monthly parental Reduce rate of Law enforcement CHAMPS a child is sexually active training abuse/neglect – program (Schools) Teen mothers on at-risk youth (DFCS) Develop a strategic plan on recruiting at-risk CareNet Peer Counseling Program School nurses offer classes monthly classes DFCS Teen mothers invited to talk to Offer monthly discussions student groups about after school United Way challenges of teen pregnancy Public Health/community Develop a program and partners work with teens who enroll 10-15 committed teens have had a pregnancy to per year reduce chances of a second pregnancy Public Health tracks age of Create and distribute teen births for trending quarterly report Outreach to older teens about Conduct 4 health per free/low cost birth control year DFCS makes referrals to Public Refer 10-15 clients per Health/community partners month for education and counseling Increase parent involvement Recruit 20-40 parents with schools, particularly during middle school and high
Physicians, including pediatricians/OB-GYNs Parents Sex education curriculum in Camden Schools Law enforcement – CHAMPS program Teen mothers CareNet Peer Counseling Program DFCS United Way After-school programs provide counseling (YMCA) Peer mentor programs (CareNet) Parental training on signs that a child is sexually active (Schools) on at-risk youth (DFCS) School nurses offer classes Teen mothers invited to talk to student groups about challenges of teen pregnancy Public Health/community partners work with teens who have had a pregnancy to reduce chances of a second pregnancy Public Health tracks age of teen births for trending Outreach to older teens about free/low cost birth control DFCS makes referrals to Public Health/community partners for education and counseling Increase parent involvement with schools, particularly during middle school and high Offer 3 after-school programs Offer 2 peer mentor programs Offer monthly parental training Develop a strategic plan on recruiting at-risk monthly classes Offer monthly discussions after school Develop a program and enroll 10-15 committed teens per year Create and distribute quarterly report Conduct 4 health per year Refer 10-15 clients per month Recruit 20-40 parents Fewer low birth weight babies (OASIS) Fewer children in poverty (Kids Count) Reduce rate of abuse/neglect Healthier babies
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