Teachers and Community Partner Resource List
We always want our Teachers and Community Partners to have the resources they need to help their students or clients. Below is information to better serve our population.
Click on the links below to access these helpful websites.
Teaching Curriculum Support:
Advocates for Youth Rights, Respect, Responsibility Curriculum Website
Advocates for Youth Rights, Respect, Responsibility Curriculum En Español
San Ysidro Health Teen Clinic Health Education Request form
San Diego Unified Teacher Resource List
California Healthy Youth Act Webinar
Compliance Questions:
California Healthy Youth Act Ed Code
STI Information
HPV Vaccinhttps://web.archive.org/web/20ation FAQs for Parents
San Diego County STI Statistics
Gender and Sexual Orientation Information:
The Trevor Project (Resources and help for LGBTQA+ Youth)
The Center San Diego (local resource center for LGBTQA+ Youth and their families)
CHIP (Comprehensive High Impact Prevention Group) - Provides counseling, groups and other resources to LGBTQA+ south bay residents
It’s Pronounced Metrosexual - A website that teaches people about gender, sexuality and social justice, includes the gender bread person graphic)
Mental Health Services and Resources:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
24 Hour Crisis Response (800)479-3339
Girls Town and Boys Town 24 Hour Teen Hotline (800) 448-3000
Youth to Youth Hotline Youth Hotline (866) 222-1886
California Youth Crisis Line (800) 843-5200
Abuse Hotline (800) 422-4453
Alcohol and Drugs Hotline (800) 252-6465
Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence Resources:
Center for Community Solutions - Local resource and crisis center for people experiencing Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Assault
Love is Respect - Teen dating and relationship violence website, assessment tools and resources
Educational Websites:
Planned Parenthood for Educators (Digital tools)
National Campaign to Prevent Teenage and Unplanned Pregnancy
Bedsider - Educational, articles about birth control, posters and other materials available to purchase, links to resources for obtaining birth control
Essential Access - Essential Access Health promotes quality sexual + reproductive health care for all
The Kickback - Teens view effective responses to avoid risky situations and then choose how they handle similar situations)
What’s your Future Plan? - Description: Teens identify their plans for the future, consider the impact having a child could have on those plans, and set short term goals to help meet their long term goals)
App-Based Reproductive Health Tools:
My Birth Control - Teen girls answer a series of questions designed to identify what methods of birth control will best meet their needs)
Condom Finder - App to find free condoms in your area
Pink Pad - Period tracker for Apple IOS
Fertility Friend - Period tracker for Android phones
Awkward or Not? - Teens explore their feelings about talking to their parents about sex and relationships and are encouraged to start the conversation
Teen Clinic and Reproductive Health Services Information:
Family Pact - Description: Family Planning health insurance plan provided by California that allows individuals free access to reproductive health services
Planned Parenthood Southwest- Chula Vista Location
Middle School Aged Teen Resources:
Amaze - Description: videos/cartoons for middle school aged teens around puberty, sexual orientation, gender identity, personal safety, healthy relationships, HIV and STIs, Pregnancy and Reproduction
What’s your love personality? - Description: For Girls, take a quiz to find out what type you are when it comes to love and sex)
Where do you stand? - Description: Teens explore their beliefs about having sex and waiting to have sex and are encouraged to set an intention to wait to have sex
High School Aged Resources:
Tea Consent - Video equating tea to sex and consent
Been There. Done That - Teens explore their beliefs about using condoms and birth control through viewing videos of other teens sharing their beliefs and are encouraged to set an intention to use both condoms and birth control when they have sex
It Takes Two - Teens view videos of other teens talking about their use of condoms and birth control to encourage accurate and consistent use
Fast Forward - Teens identify their plans for the future, consider what impact having a child could have on those plans, and set short term goals to help meet their long term goals
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