The month of April was dedicated to the awareness of Sexual transmitted Infections (STIs) and sexually transmitted diseases (STDS), so we wanted to make sure you start May up to date! What is an STI? According to the American Sexual...
Thank you to everyone for your support in our second “non-event”, Not Another Trivia Night – Anniversary Edition. We appreciate your participation and donations in support of our mission. If you missed it, we hope you can join us...
May is Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, which means TPPP and our members have been busy sharing the good news about teen birth rates and learning together to better support young people. As of 2014, the Missouri teen birth rate...
Relationship Status: It’s Complicated Presented by Kaleigh Cornelison-Stanovsky, LCSW TPPP Members gathered on March 11th for our second professional development program of the year in our Healthy Adolescent Relationships series. Kaleigh Cornelison-Stanovsky lead the group in an interactive presentation...
TPPP thanks everyone for their support of our first “non-event”. We appreciate your participation as donors and online trivia supporters! If you missed it, we hope you will start following TPPP on Facebook (www.facebook.com/TPPPMO) or Twitter (@TPPPMO). You can...
January Professional Development Summary Seeing the World Through the Lens of Trauma: The Impact of Trauma on Social, Emotional, and Health Outcomes This year, all six TPPP Professional Development Meetings will connect to the theme “Supporting Healthy Teen Relationships”. ...
The Family Resource Center‘s Missouri Mentoring Program staff presented first at the November Professional Development Meeting. They gave a detailed overview of their program and tips for mentoring. Family Resource Center (FRC)—Missouri Mentoring Partnership: · Background: FRC is one of MO’s largest...
In July 2014, the Parkway School District Health and Physical Education Committee convened to review and revise the District’s Sexual Health Curriculum Framework. Over the next year, the Parkway District gathered information from students, parents, teachers and the community...
During the September Professional Development Meeting, Lorien Carter, MSW, lead TPPP members and participants in an interactive presentation about how to engage parents in having “the talk” with their kid(s). We recognize that parents are the most trusted source...
On July 14, 2015, Gov. Nixon signed HB 501 into law. HB 501 was introduced by Rep. Genise Montecillo and received bi-partisan support from both the Missouri House and Senate. The bill adds language to the existing sexual health education policy...