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See Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) grant funding opportunity for Youth Violence Prevention Program

Research shows that relationship education is an effective tool as part of the sexual assault violence prevention toolkit.  Relationship education has been used in settings such as corrections, child welfare, schools – both in classrooms and after school programs.

Relationship education teaches the benefits of how to resist sexual coercion, domestic violence, and other risky behaviors while empowering youth with the skills to and knowledge to make healthy decisions, self-regulate and set appropriate goals.

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Violence and Child Abuse Prevention Case Study
Violence and Child Abuse Prevention Case Study

Goal: Build resilience in high risk youth
Funding: Self-funded/Volunteer
Setting: After school, Middle- and High-School
Curriculum: Mind Matters
16 August, 2021 in Colleges, Mental Health, Mind Matters, Violence Prevention
Hospital Case Study
Hospital Case Study

Goal: Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Funding: Hospital Community Engagement Program
Setting: High School, FCS Classrooms
Curriculum: Love Notes 3.0 and Love Notes SRA
3 August, 2021 in FCS Class, Health Class, Hospitals, Love Notes, Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Violence Prevention
Dating Violence Prevention Case Study
Dating Violence Prevention Case Study

Goal: Prevent Domestic Violence
Funding: Private Donations/Grants
Setting: Middle and High School Classrooms
Curriculum: Love Notes 3.0
13 January, 2021 in High School, Love Notes, State Grants, Violence Prevention
4-H Extension Case Study
4-H Extension Case Study

Goal: Prevent Domestic Violence
Funding: Local County Grant
Setting: Middle and High School Classrooms
Curriculum: Relationship Smarts Plus
6 November, 2019 in Extensions, Middle School, Relationship Smarts PLUS, Violence Prevention
Violence Prevention Case Study
Violence Prevention Case Study

Goal: Violence Prevention
Funding: Justice Grant
Setting: Middle School Classrooms
Curriculum: Mind Matters
6 November, 2019 in Community-Based, High School, Middle School, Mind Matters, State Grants, Violence Prevention

Curriculum for Violence Prevention

LOVE NOTES 4.0
Ages: 14-24
Topics: Knowing Myself, Expectations, Attraction, Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships, Decision-making, Communication, Pressure Situations, Sexual Decision-Making, Unplanned Pregnancy Through the Eyes of a Child.

RELATIONSHIP SMARTS PLUS 5.0
Ages: 12-16
Topics: Knowing Myself, Expectations, Attraction, Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships, Breaking Up, Decision-making, Communication, Sexual Decision-Making, Pregnancy, STDs and HIV, Technology and Social Media

Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience

MIND MATTERS
Ages: 12+
Topics: Self-Soothing and Regulating Emotions, Managing Stress Effectively, Developing Empathy, Developing a life of intention, and Building and Using a Support System