Honestly Inc.

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“Education: 15 professional health educators delivering sexual health curricula in schools 44 schools in okcps and other districts participating in 2017-18 expanded education to 6th grade researched and trained on 4 new curricula high level of school satisfaction and parent opt-ins for sexual health education classes working with the national campaign to prevent teen and unplanned pregnancy on post-secondary strategies support for pregnant and parenting teens through okcps teen parent program new okcps maternity leave policy written and implemented class credit now given for sexual health classes at emerson north and emerson south medical: four clinic sites selected for teen friendly clinic project year 2 clinic self-assessment completed; new assessment process identified teen patient satisfaction survey designed and implemented referrals made by okcps teen parent coordinator and referral guide developed clarification on minor patient rights interpretation from partners training conducted for health educators regarding minor patient rights oklahoma health care authority larc (long acting, reversible contraception) training developed and implemented ohca policy change to remove all restrictions on larc for medicaid participants community: askable adults training developed and implemented parent tool kit materials compiled national day to prevent teen pregnancy events planned and implemented youth leadership council (ylc) established and ongoing; leadership structure created; participation in planning of events and in working groups ylc collaborations with peer mentors in teen empower limits program peer mentor / ylc training camp ylc domestic violence event coordination another significant accomplishment for our collaboration this year was to develop and approve a set of shared measures. Shared measurement is a key principle of collective impact and ensures that our partners agree to what's most important to measure, and that each partner measures the same data in the same way, consistently over time, to build a true picture of our collaboration's impact. With this set of shared measures in place, thrive is now working to implement them with our partners. We anticipate having our first shared measures report by june 2019, and reporting out to the community at least annually thereafter. Therefore, in future grant reports, we will have additional measurable outcomes to report. This past year thrive and the collaboration have also launched a community engagement project, following the community engagement spectrum outlined in the community engagement toolkit, a resource for collective impact programs developed by fsg and the collective impact forum. This project focuses on three constituency groups that provide the greatest protective factors for youth at risk of teenage pregnancy: parents, faith leaders, and staff of youth-serving organizations. The project is designed to assess the community's attitudes and needs or desires for information, resources and programming related to healthy relationships, sexual health and teen pregnancy prevention. Once the assessment is complete, the community working group, working alongside identified community champions, will then design programming to meet those needs. Finally, the effort will engage and train the community champions to implement the programming in their own communities on an ongoing, sustainable basis.”