Preventing Teen Pregnancies & STIs Through

Relationship Education

Thoughtful Decisions. Community Building. Healthy Relationships.

Relationship Education For Teens

Dedicated to preventing teenage pregnancies and STIs, our team of educators focuses on building strong communities and fostering safe, healthy relationships. Using The Center for Relationship Education’s REAL Essentials suite of curricula, we empower young people to make thoughtful decisions about intimate relationships and their futures by starting from a point of knowing each individual’s worth and value, and honing in on the participant’s intrinsic motivation for making healthy choices in line with their values and future goals.

Student Program

We empower teens with accurate information and critical thinking skills to foster a healthy future and thriving relationships. Each program champions the individual’s worth and cultivates intrinsic motivation for healthy choices.

Developmentally appropriate programs are available for 5th – 12th grade.
Participants experience dynamic and informative presentations, interactive activities, entertaining videos, games, and group discussion.

We strive to create a safe place for tough questions regarding sensitive topics in the classroom.

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Our Curriculum

Relationship Education Team

We are a team of educators dedicated to preventing teenage pregnancies and STIs by building strong communities and cultivating safe and healthy relationships.

Ashley King

Relationship Education Manager

Hope Clinic for Women

Noval Mayes

Adult Program Coordinator

Brittany Comp

Middle School Coordinator

Ariel Robinson

Community Program Coordinator

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Rebecca Landry

Bilingual Relationship Education Specialist

India Rivers

Relationship Education Specialist

Hope Clinic for Women

Amberlee Trulove

Relationship Education Specialist

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