Where to Find Resources

It’s parents that teens want to hear from most when it comes to sexual health and relationships—but often parents don’t feel totally comfortable bringing up the topic. Too frequently parents aren’t given great resources to guide or engage in those conversations, either.
The new THNK program exists for teens as much as a resource for parents. We want to give you the information and support you need to help your kids make good choices for their health and future. True Health Needs Knowledge means thinking before acting. It means knowing where to get support. It means using important skills to keep you healthy. It means knowing how to THNK. We encourage parents to use the THNK website to help discuss these topics with their kids.
Contact us to ask more questions or to connect with the Parents and Community Leaders.
Talking Tips
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Where to
Find Resources
Here are some additional resources that can help guide your conversations with your children. They will give you current facts and other tips in helping you support healthy decision making for you and your family.
FAQs
No, we’re arming them with information that they make healthy choices. This means that either they don’t have sex, or if they do, they know how to protect their health in the best way possible. Our goal is to support you and your family towards a healthy and vibrant future.
No. What it is encouraging him or her to do is protect him or herself and to act wisely.
Yes! Here is another place with great information.
No worries! We have all the information you need right here!
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A comprehensive sexual education program teaches that the best way to avoid STDs and unplanned pregnancy is through abstinence. But it also teaches about condoms and contraception. A comprehensive program also helps young people define values, goals, and build their interpersonal and communication skills. It has been consistently proven to delay intercourse, reduce the number of sexual partners, and increase condom and birth control use amongst those who are sexually active.
Sexual Health Education
We also offer evidence-based sexual health education for parents, guardians, mentors and teens. Call us at (702) 759-0894 and let us know which of the classes you would like to attend. You can click here for more information.
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Contact us to ask more questions or to connect with the Parents and Community Leaders.