This page summarizes how teen pregnancy affects educational achievement and economic well-being, teen pregnancy among foster youth and federal efforts to reduce teen pregnancy. It also includes links to numerous NCSL resources and a 50-state map showing teen birth rates among teens aged 15-19, 2015.
friends, parents, health professionals, educators and our community each play an important role in a teenager’s life. If you’re looking for ways to support someone in your life, our ToolBox is full of resources that can help.
NEW! Births in the United States, 2016; Trends in Repeat Births and Use of Postpartum Contraception Among Teens — United States, 2004–2015; Journal of cent Health Supplement: Implementing Community-Wide Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiatives
Cyberbullying, Unmet Medical Needs Contribute to Depressive Symptoms Among Sexual ity Youth (04/16/2018, National Institute of Health and Human Development)
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Just over a year ago, National Health Foundation entered a partnership with California State University, Dominguez Hills, where select students in the Master of Social Work program would be offered an internship at one of the recuperative care facilities it operates.
Now celebrating over 10 years of Teen Health & Wellness. Teen Health & Wellness has a new, sleek look. You’ll find the familiar functionality and trusted content you rely on and expect—updated to meet the needs of today’s teens.Now with new content on bullying, suicide, opioid , gender identity, college safety, sexual harrassment, and more.
An overview of teen dating and prevention strategies, including state laws.
Mental Health Literacy Curriculum Resource Development & Field-Testing Phase – National Pre-Service Teacher Education Project
Teen Health & Wellness: Real Life, Real Answers is for educational purposes only. If you have a question on a health or wellness issue, we strongly encourage you to call one of the hotlines below to speak to a qualified professional or speak to a trusted adult, such as a parent, teacher, or guidance counselor.