Hope Rising Shasta
Hope Rising Shasta is a federally funded project that CYP is proud to offer for free to Shasta County youth ages 12-19 and the adults surrounding them.
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Please join us for these fun-filled, life changing programs!
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GOALS:
to educate, equip, and empower youth to obtain relationship skills for school, love, life, and work
✔️social-emotional learning strategies
✔️communication
✔️conflict management
✔️tools to protect from sexual, drug, and substance abuse risks
✔️anger management
✔️healthy vs unhealthy
✔️self-regulation
✔️success sequencing for poverty prevention
✔️resisting coercion & sexual violence
✔️personality tests
✔️self-discovery
✔️goal setting
MEETING EDUCATIONAL NEEDS:
Evidence-based program, love notes 3.0, can meet many educational requirements
ORGANIZATION: U.S. Dept of HHS
EBP LIST FOR: Teen Pregnancy Prevention
MEETS NEEDS FOR: SB89, AB2035, AB329
ORGANIZATION: Cal Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare
EBP LIST FOR: CEBC Program Registry
MEETS NEEDS FOR: Anger Management Skills
ORGANIZATION: Florida Department of Juvenile Justice
EBP LIST FOR: Sourcebook of Delinquency Interventions
MEETS NEEDS FOR: SEL Competence
ORGANIZATION: U.S. Dept of HHS
EBP LIST FOR: Rape Prevention Education/ Safe Community Help
MEETS NEEDS FOR: Independent Living Skills
ORGANIZATION: L.A. County Dept of Mental Health
EBP LIST FOR: Prevention and Early Prevention Resource Guide 2.0
MEETS NEEDS FOR: Reduction/Avoidance of Risky Behaviors
ORGANIZATION: CHYBA/ROP
EBP LIST FOR: Leadership/Mental Toughness Program
MEETS NEEDS FOR: Employability
ORGANIZATION: Youth.gov
EBP LIST FOR: Expectant and Parenting Young Families
MEETS NEEDS FOR: Self-Regulation Skills
ORGANIZATION: California Adolescent Sexual Health Work Group
EBP LIST FOR: Resource to support the Cal Healthy Youth Act
MEETS NEEDS FOR: Leadership Development
your youth have needs, we can help!
Learn how.
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Our Approach:
impacting the future of youth by surrounding them with support
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Connecting to community resources based on youth needs survey
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What We Use:
An innovative, HOLISTIC, evidence-based program
Unhealthy relationships, dating violence, and risky sexual behaviors are a serious threat to the well-being and futures of many young people. Love Notes 3.0 Sexual Risk Avoidance Adaptation Evidence-Based Program addresses these issues by building skills and knowledge for healthy relationships of all kinds: romantic, friendship, family, school, and work in the context of the Healthy Youth Act of 2017 that set the stage for SRA funding. In 13 lessons, youth learn more about themselves: how their past has shaped the present and how to make decisions on what they want for their own future. They learn what healthy relationships are and are not while building a set of skills for choosing friends and partners, and for developing and maintaining healthy relationships that do not involve sex, including evidence-based communication and conflict management skills. Parents and family connection activities offer conversation starters on healthy relationships and on the benefits of leaving sex out of their youthful relationships. Please note: the sample lesson is from the high school curriculum, and demonstrates the positive youth development and social-emotional approach this curriculum takes. For 6th-8th grade, a middle school adaptation of the curriculum is used. Not all of the activities are included in it, as only age-appropriate activities are delivered, and with sensitivity to students’ needs and backgrounds at each program site/school. For more information, please contact us.
HELP US HELP MORE YOUTH!
Encourage your youth to sign up for one of our upcoming camps by clicking the link below. New events are added regularly.
Do you already serve a group of students? Our grant-funded and trained educators will come to your group and teach your youth.
