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Do As I Say...Should We Teach Only Abstinence in Sex Education?
In order to address these problems more effectively, it is not necessary to settle any of thepolitical debates that whirl around the issue of sexuality education. What is needed is a commitment to results. Elected officials, teachers, school boards and parents need to choose: is the function of sexuality education in public schools primarily to prevent disease and unplanned pregnancy or to promote traditional ideology?We need to use the information currently available to set responsible sexuality educationpolicy focused on improved outcomes for youth. Quality research on program effectiveness, along with a close analysis of the needs of young people at especially high risk, provides important guidance
A Healthier Future for Georgia's Children and Youth
Contains mission statement, board chair and president's message, 2005 highlights, program information, grants list and summary, financial statements, grant guidelines, lists of board members and staff, and tips for increasing children's physical activity
Public Welfare Foundation - 2003 Annual Report
Contains tribute, board chair and executive director's message, health program highlights, grants list, program area and grant guidelines, financial statements, and lists of board members and staff
California Wellness Foundation - 2001 Annual Report
Contains board chair and president's message, profiles of grantees of the Work and Health Initiative, grant guidelines, grants list, and lists of board members and staff
Funding the Future: Resources for Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Programs in Developing Countries
Provides a directory of over 90 foundations, agencies, and organizations that support adolescent reproductive and sexual health related programs in developing countries, through direct and/or indirect financing, technical assistance, and information
Funding for Health in Africa: Mapping the U. S. Foundation Landscape, 2000-2002
This report presents an overview of funding by foundations based in the United States for health related activities in Africa for the three-year period from 2000 through 2002
Populations Experiencing Homelessness: Diverse Barriers to Employment and How to Address Them
People experience homelessness for many reasons including financial insecurity, a lack of affordable housing, and difficulty accessing services such as medical care. Effective employment programs take special care when serving individuals facing these barriers. This best practice brief outlines the common employment barriers for these populations and provides considerations for tailoring employment services and prioritizing supportive services to best meet their needs
Adolescents: Orphaned and Vulnerable in the Time of HIV/AIDS
This paper calls for greater attention to orphaned and vulnerable adolescents by agencies working in this field
Girls Count: A Global Investment & Action Agenda
Explains how girls' welfare affects overall economic and social outcomes. Outlines steps to disaggregate health, education, and other data by age and gender; invest strategically in girls' programs; and ensure equitable benefits for girls in all sectors
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