2012-250 Co Manager - Planned Parenthood of Central NC $20,000

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Exhibit B—Scope of Services—Fiscal Year 2012-13 Orange County Outside Agency Performance Agreement Certification Funded Amount: $20,000 Agency: Planned Parenthood of Central North Carolina Program: Entre Familie Entre Familie is a culturally appropriate intervention that involves the entire family in addressing the issue of adolescent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. This multi- faceted intervention includes a science-based intervention for teens, a series of parent workshops and educational workshops for young women on long-acting reversible contraception (LARC). Purpose To increase protective factors known to reduce pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections among Latino teens and young adults and narrow the disparity between adolescent pregnancy rates in the Latino teens and their non-Hispanic white counterparts in Orange County. Goal 1: Increase knowledge about pregnancy prevention and HIV/AIDS and improve prevention skills among Latino youth in Orange County. Goal 2: Increase parent confidence and skills in talking with their children of all ages about sexuality issues including puberty, preventing unintended pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections/HIV and healthy relationships. Goal 3: Increase awareness of the advantages and availability of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC) among young Latina women. Outcomes 1. PPCNC will provide training to at least 40 Latinos teens with the Cuidate curriculum. 2. PPCNC will reach at least 30 Latino parents through workshops designed provide them with accurate information about sexual and reproductive health and how to talk to their children about it. 3. PPCNC will host 2 to 4 1.5-hour long workshops to educate young Latina women (18- 29) on LARC. • Through pre- and post-testing, all Cuidate participants will demonstrate at least a 10% increase in knowledge about prevention pregnancy and HIV. • Using patient feedback surveys, at least 75% of parents will report increased comfort in talking with their kids about sexuality issues. • At least 75% of parents will report they intend to talk to their children about sex as a result of the workshop. • At least 75% of LARC participants will report an understanding of their risk of pregnancy and have a plan for preventing unintended pregnancies.