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By being proactive and giving adolescents a leadership role in abstinence education, both older and younger students learn from one another.

School Based Curriculum
(45 minute sessions)
After School Lessons
(90 minute sessions)
Community Based Curriculum
(60 minute sessions)
Level 1
•Media Influences
•Teen Pregnancy & Parenthood
•Assertiveness Techniques

Level 2
•Friendship & Peer Pressure
•Sexually Transmitted Diseases
•Linking Drugs & Sex

Level 3
•What Love Really Is
•Healthy Relationships

Level 4
•Smart Love

PEERS Club is for students in grades fifth through eighth and are held monthly after-school and sponsored by school districts that partner with PEERS. The character-based lessons have been developed for peer mentors to deliver to groups of early adolescents.

•Friendship
•The Power of Kindness
•Self-Image
•Goal-Setting
•Peer Pressure
•Decision Making & •Consequences
•Avoid Sex & Drugs
•Leadership

The PEERS Project's Community-based PEP program has eight one-hour sessions for adolescents 12 to 18 years of age. Peer mentors present these sessions to teenage groups of students in summer programs and youth organizations such as the YMCA.


PEERS Adult Coordinators also present at group home settings and to pregnant girls about secondary virginity, STD's & HIV/AIDS, and making healthy decisions.

These topics include:
•HIV/AIDS
•STD's
•How at Risk Are You?
•What Love Really Is
•Second Virginity
•Is It Worth It?

 

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