Course
Approaches for Addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health with Systems-Involved Youth
Self-paced
1.5 credits
Full course description
Description
This training module focuses on addressing the sexual and reproductive health needs of systems-involved youth, including those in foster care and the juvenile justice system. It covers the unique challenges these youth face, strategies for engaging them effectively, and the importance of trauma-informed, inclusive educational approaches.
Target Audience
Professionals working with youth in foster care, juvenile justice, or other system-involved populations, including educators, social workers, healthcare providers, and program administrators.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Define systems-involved youth and recognize their unique circumstances.
- Identify barriers to sexual and reproductive health education for system-involved youth.
- Apply trauma-informed practices to tailor sexual health education for diverse youth experiences.
- Implement strategies to engage youth effectively in educational programs and avoid tokenism.