ADULT IDENTITY MENTORING 4 TEEN MOMS (AIM4TM)
Developer: Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA)
An evidence-based intervention to reduce rapid repeat pregnancies among teen moms, increase consistent contraceptive use and promote economic stability among young mothers.
What is AIM4TM?
We're working with teen mothers ages 15-19 with at least one child under 2 in zip codes 29621, 29624, 29625, & 29626, 29627, 29670, 29697.
- Eight sessions (6 individual and 2 group) delivered over 12 weeks.
- 6 individual sessions to be delivered at participant’s home or a location at which they’re most comfortable and
- 2 sessions to be delivered as a group with other teen mothers in their cohort.
- All sessions can also be delivered virtually via an online format, like Zoom.
Additional Services Available:
The Rapid Adolescent Prevention Screening (RAAPS) and Adolescent Counseling Technologies Sexual Health Assessment (ACT-SH) are standardized screening tools developed to support professionals in addressing risky behaviors that impact health, well-being, and academic success in youth. With participant consent, the Community Health Worker will administer RAAPS and ACT-SH to provide customized follow-up support and referrals.
See more information on the Fact Forward website.
DO YOU WORK WITH TEEN MOTHERS?
UNITED WAY OF ANDERSON COUNTY & FACT FORWARD NEED YOUR HELP
If you work with a teen mom, refer them today for repeat pregnancy prevention, career readiness & additional support.
Please only refer with participant consent.
Contact:
United Way of Anderson County
April Moore
april.moore@uwandersoncty.com
864-226-3438 ext. 116
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The project described was supported by Grant Number 1 TP1AH000216-01-00 from the HHS Office of Population Affairs.
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