Sexuality Education
Our Education department offers a wide range of opportunities for individuals and organizations to gain information on a variety of sexual and reproductive health topics. Programs take place in public, charter, and private schools, youth-serving agencies, social service agencies, religious settings, substance abuse centers, juvenile justice programs, jails and prisons, colleges, women's organizations and clubs, GED programs, foster care, pregnant and parenting schools, parent groups, and the education wing of Planned Parenthood's regional headquarters. If you're interested in arranging for a presentation, or would like to know more about our other resources, please contact us at [email protected].
Teen Clinics
Every Thursday from 2:30pm-5:30pm, our Naples Health Center holds Teen Clinics, where anyone 19 and under can come in for a walk-in appointment. Whether you need an exam, birth control, STI testing, or your questions answered, we’re here. For more information, please call 239-262-0301.
The Feronia Project
Our outreach programs have expanded to reach people throughout the world with our online work as well. The Feronia Project is a regularly updated blog that provides a safe place to learn about sexual health, engage in discussion about social and reproductive justice, and find trusted resources for comprehensive, medically-accurate sex education.
SOURCE Productions
SOURCE Productions, in addition to continuing its award-winning work as a Teen Theatre group, has been releasing a number of videos available on their YouTube channel, as well as two short films. With screenings at film festivals throughout the country, we are thrilled at the new audiences we've been able to reach.
Teen Outreach Program
We are thrilled to have received a grant for our Teen Outreach Program (TOP®) which brings our trained educators to the schools, public housing facilities, and community centers where health, social and economic disparities exist. Focusing on how to help prepare at-risk, underserved teenagers for success in adulthood, this program works to promote healthy relationships and career goals throughout Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk and Manatee counties. The project is funded by a one million dollar grant over three years from the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families.