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Help A Girl Out - Order Form for Period and Diaper Products

Are you an organization in Berks or Schuylkill in need of menstrual or diaper products?

CCWS, in cooperation with HAGO, is assisting in distributing donated menstrual care and diaper products to schools, churches, and other organizations who assist those in need. 

Simply fill out an order form for bulk period products, diapers, and adult diapers. Pick up will be available from Helping Harvest Food Bank and Schuylkill Wellness Services on multiple dates in late April and early May.

Download the Order Form and email it to HAGOorder@gmail.com to place your order. Orders are fulfilled on a first-come-first-served basis and the deadline for submission is April 25th.

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to Reduce Teen Pregnancy in Berks County

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At BTM, we work with professionals in the community to assist them in developing, effectively implementing and sustaining best practices for adolescent sexual and reproductive health. Below you will find some useful resources:

For Educators (or professionals who work with youth in a non-clinical setting)

Evidence-Based Programs At-A-Glance: To Review a Chart of All Federally Approved Evidence-Based Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs.

Tips for Selecting a Program: Evidence-Based Programs Are Not One-Size-Fits-All. Learn How to Choose a Program That Meets the Needs of Your Youth.

Programs for YOUR Youth: To Search a Database of Evidence-Based Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs Based Upon Your Population, Setting, Age, Outcomes, etc.

Future of Sex Ed: National Sex Ed Standards, Stating For Information About Developmentally and Age-Appropriate Sexuality Education Content and Skills for Students in Grades K-12.

Clinicians or professionals who work with youth in a clinical setting:

What Does a Teen-Friendly Visit Look Like?

American Academy of Pediatrics: Adolescent Contraceptive Recommendations

ACOG Educational Resource: Counseling Adolescents About Contraception

STD Awareness Resources from the Centers for Disease Control

Best Practices for Youth Friendly Reproductive Health Visits in Schools

 

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