“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”
Here are five ways CYP’s programs can be implemented to meet your needs:
- As a Social Emotional skills building program to support youth to develop health Relationship skills for school, life, and work. We can offer a program to you free of charge through our grant funded project, Hope Rising Shasta.
We offer variety of nationally recognized evidence-based and evidence-informed programs to help youth navigate complexities of different relationships in life. We recognize that one program does not fit all and we offer programs for a wide range of different youth population. Click here to find out about Hope Rising Shasta Project.
- As a program to fulfill the requirements of California Healthy Youth Act (CHYA).
CYP is excited to announce that we are offering a brand new curriculum called, HEART: Healthy Education and Relationship Training. This program meets all Ed Code requirements and builds risk elimination and primary prevention skills while supporting mainstream family values. It is being piloted since 2019-2020 school year. Click here to learn more about the curriculum. For inservice training information click here.
- As a parallel program to an existing Comprehensive Sex Ed program to address the need for primary prevention education.
- As an alternative program for parents, schools and students who are opting out of existing Comprehensive Sex Education.
CHYA Article 4. Notice and Parental Excuse [51937-51939]
(c) While comprehensive sexual health education, HIV prevention education, or anonymous, voluntary, and confidential test, questionnaire, or survey on pupil health behaviors and risks is being administered, an alternative educational activity shall be made available to pupils whose parents or guardians have requested that they not receive the instruction or participate in the test, questionnaire, or survey.
- As a private course for students as well as for parents.
6. We can also provide a workshop for your staff, free of charge, on how to build hope and have difficult conversations with students related to health relationships and future goal planning.
Programs
We offer several strategies for developing Healthy Relationship Skills. We welcome collaboration from various organizations and agencies to make this important education accessible to youth and young adults. We are committed to work with your individual needs and budget. If you want to learn more, please contact us now for a consultation or for a workshop.
To meet the wide needs of the participants, we offer seven different programs. Click the + button to learn more.
Program 1: Choosing the Best
Recommended for participants with high trusted adult involvement. Each year, topics build on one another and can be easily incorporated in school settings in a span of 1.5 weeks
5-8, 50-minute lessons
6th grade
7th grade
8, 50-minute lessons
High School: Choosing the Best Journey
5, 50-minute lessons
High School: Choosing the Best Soulmate
Program 2: Relationship Smarts Plus
Recommended to participants who have typical exposure to sex on and offline and need more support. More holistic in covering sex beyond risk, protection, and pregnancy. Emphasis on building boundaries, healthy intimacy, communication skills, and understanding family patterns
13, 50-minute lessons facilitated in a long-term setting (i.e. after school clubs, quarter long class, leadership class, elective, etc.)
Middle School
High School
Program 3: Love Notes 3.0 SRA
Recommended for at risk participants who have been exposed to various risks
15, 60-minute lessons facilitated in a long-term setting (emphasis is on building new skills to move away from risks with positive support.)
Please note that Love Notes 3.0 SRA EBP adaptation that’s being used for the Hope Rising Project is appropriate for all youth ages 12-18. It’s been proven to be medically accurate, age and culturally appropriate.
Program 4: HEART: Health Education and Relationship Training
This new curriculum brings a hopeful solution for many schools, parents, and students who were looking for an alternative to Comprehensive Sex Ed (CSE) programs currently available.
HEART meets all of the requirements of California Healthy Youth Act.
This curriculum uses a relationship-based approach to teaching healthy sexual behavior. It’s designed to build a foundation for successful relationships and stay on a path to achieve future goals.
You can preview the online version and share this exciting news with your friends!
It’s designed to build skills by introducing in three consecutive grades: 7th, 8th, and 9th grade
Teacher inservice information can be found here.
Program 5: Mind Matters: Builds Regulation Skills for Those with ACEs
Recommended for students with ACEs. Can be incorporated with one of the three programs mentioned above in a long term setting. Builds self regulation skills, self-care practice, compassion for the hijacked brain, and living intentionally
12, 50-minute lessons
Program 6: Trusted Adult/Parent/Educator Workshop
1.5 hour presentation about California legislation regarding Sex Ed, different approaches to prevention education, rights of parents, Q &A, and more
Program 7: Trusted Adult/Parent/Educator Course
12, 50-minute lessons
Recommended to equip and empower parents with the latest research and medical information re: healthy relationships, communication skills, STDs, HIV, unplanned pregnancy, refusal skills development, safe social media usage, and future goal setting. This course is designed for parents to confidently converse with and support their children in topics related to developing healthy relationship and sexuality.
LESSON TOPICS
Please click the link below for lesson topics covered in the programs
Student Testimonials
