Teen Pregnancy Prevention Inc

“Expenses office expense 510 travel 1,672 conferences/meetings 582 insurance 5,576 volunteer expenses 463 program supplies 10,700 licenses & fees 30 non-investment depreciation 1,079 total 20,612”

“Grants receivable 45,418 45,106 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 4,360 4,470 furniture & equipment 27,134 30,555 less accumulated depreciation 24,320 22,013 total 52,592 58,118”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 3,615 0”

“Classroom-based education - the 9th grade program began in 2011, funded by a grant from the governor's office for children and families. It began as a 10-session classroom-based model utilizing the choosing the best journey curriculum. There were 14 sessions offered 2015. It is currently offered to all gainesville city, hall county, and lakeview academy 9th grade students. The program is designed to encourage healthy and safe relationships and responsible decision making among teens. Choosing the best journey empowers young people to make safe and positive choices. Lessons that are covered include: setting goals, making the best decisions, avoiding pregnancy, avoiding stds, developing the best relationships, choosing abstinence until marriage, overcoming the pressure and being assertive. During 2015, teen pregnancy prevention, inc. Served 699 participants in this program. Classroom-based education also includes kids on the block/baby think it over - the kids on the block program is a puppet drama for sixth graders that encourages kids to ask questions after watching a skit put on about a common, real-life dilemma involving teen sex. Baby think it over is a 10- pound infant simulator designed to provide teens with the opportunity to address the challenges and realities of being a teen parent. Teen pregnancy prevention, inc. Owns ten of these dolls. This exciting and innovative program is a favorite among students. During 2015 , teen pregnancy prevention, inc. Served 66 participants in the baby think it over program.”

“Pregnant & parenting support & education - this is a weekly support group for middle and high school girls who are pregnant or already have children. These groups are designed to encourage the students to complete high school, reduce subsequent pregnancies, ensure healthy pregnancies and babies, improve parenting skills and reduce early childhood abuse.during 2015, teen pregnancy prevention, inc. Served 84 participants in the pregnant & parenting support and education program.”

“Smartgirls - this is an abstinence-based education group offered to all hall county middle and high schools and lakeview academy. These groups meet weekly for one semester, serving 7 to 10 girls at a time. These groups provide young women with the skills needed to overcome negative peer pressure, the tools to protect themselves from those who wish to exploit them (often these young women are in relationships with men at least four years older than they) and the esteem to view their future potential accurately. During 2015, teen pregnancy prevention, inc. Served 135 participants in the smartgirls program.”