Adolescent Health and Youth Development
The Adolescent Health and Youth Development (AHYD) program focuses on improving the health of young people, ages 10-19, and providing educational and skill building workshops and programs that help them navigate safely through adolescence and into adulthood.
By partnering with schools, youth serving agencies and the faith community, AHYD is able to help build support systems for District youth that engages them in fun and innovative programs during the peak hours for high risk behaviors.
The program offers:
Health services aimed at reducing risky behaviors and poor health outcomes;
Wise Guys, a male self-responsibility program that focuses on promoting abstinence and responsible sexual behavior;
A variety of interactive, age-appropriate workshops and activities designed to help young people think clearly about consequences and personal goals;
Interactive workshops and presentations for parents and other interested adults.
Other Topics:
Keep Talking
Underage Drinking: The Results Can Be Crippling
Cobb Teen Pregnancy Prevention Coalition
The Partnership for a Drug-Free America®
U.S. Department of Education
For more information contact:
Agnes F. Brown, Director,
Adolescent Health and Youth Development
Cobb and Douglas Public Health
770-514-2453
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