GCAPP
1849 The Exchange, SE, Atlanta, 30339
(404) 524-2277 · more numbers below
GCAPP is a Georgia group that works on teen health. It teaches about teen pregnancy prevention and sex education. It also runs youth leadership groups, trainings, and a toolkit for parents. It works with schools and youth groups across the state.
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Adolescent Health Alliance of GeorgiaProgram
A group that brings together public and private organizations that support young people in Georgia. Members share knowledge and resources and push for policies that improve teen health.
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Changemakers NetworkProgram
A volunteer network for professionals and community leaders who want to help young people. Members meet online each month and in person each quarter. They can mentor youth and help at youth events.
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Comprehensive sex education in schools and community groupsProgram
GCAPP works with schools and community groups to teach medically accurate sex education suited to students' ages. Programs listed include SHARE, WISE, and TMI-Georgia.
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Free parent workshopsProgram
Free workshops for parents. Parents can email to hear about workshops. Community groups can become toolkit partners to get a free workshop made for them.
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Parent ToolkitService
Guides parents can download to help start talks about hard topics. Topics include healthy relationships, peer pressure, mental health, online safety, and child development.
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TMI-Georgia sexual health app and websiteService
A sexual health app and website made for teens. It has a chat feature, and users stay anonymous and private.
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Trainings and customized trainingsService
GCAPP trains teachers, schools, youth groups, professionals, parents, and youth. Topics include sex ed, healthy relationships, Youth Mental Health First Aid, and youth leadership. Trainings can be customized.
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Youth Advisory CouncilProgram
Young people ages 14 to 24 act as GCAPP ambassadors. They share what they know about the issues teens face and speak up for their peers.
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