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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Teen Outreach for Regional Community Health (TORCH) Project to Improve the Optimal Health of Adolescents and Reducing Teen Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections. - Ican?s Proposed the Teen Outreach for Regional Community Health (TORCH) Project Will Integrate Seamlessly Within Our Existing Organizational Structure to Deliver a Significant Impact on Improving the Optimal Health of Adolescents and Reducing Teen Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIS) Through Saturation of Target Communities With the Greatest Needs and Disparities. Using a Systems Thinking Approach to Replicate Effective Programs With Fidelity, the Torch Project Will Reduce Teen Pregnancy by Delivering the Wyman Teen Outreach Program (TOP) Intervention, Which Promotes the Positive Development of Adolescents Through Curriculum-guided, Interactive Group Discussions; Positive Adult Guidance and Support; and Community Service Learning.the Torch Project?s Target Population Is Adolescents 19 Years of Age or Under at the Time of Program Entry and Residing in Oneida, Madison, or Herkimer County, New York. This Project?s Target Communities Have Been Chosen Based on a Specific High Level of Need in Each County and Ican?s Expertise and Focus on the Three Systems, Which Encompass Youth Experiencing Mental and Behavioral Health Issues, Foster Care Youth, and Homeless Youth. for the Purposes of This Proposal, the Systems Described Include the Socioeconomic and Health Factors That Influence the Problems of Teen Pregnancy and Sti Rates, Stemming From Teen Behaviors in Oneida, Herkimer, and Madison Counties.
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