What Works in Youth HIV presents emerging and evidence-based practices and practical resources to help those who work with youth to prevent HIV/AIDS.
We use the evidence-based curriculum Project AIM because it's youth development-focused. The curriculum focuses on their positive possible self."
Maranda - Washington, DC
Schools can provide comprehensive sex education, ensure access to reproductive care, and support positive youth development to reduce risk-taking."
Midge - Providence, RI
Engaging young people means involving them in the design, implementation and evaluation of programs and policies that affect their well-being."
Jennifer - Washington, DC
The National Resource Center for Adolescent HIV/AIDS Prevention was awarded cooperative agreement funding from the Department of Health and Human Services's Office of Adolescent Health. JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc., an international public health consulting company, oversees the Center, consisting of the What Works in Youth HIV website and training and technical assistance.
