Name: Condom Availability Program Training - April 2 (Brooklyn)
Start: 2019-04-02T08:30:00-04:00
End: 2019-04-02T14:50:00-04:00
Location: Franklin D. Roosevelt High School

Condom Availability Program Training - April 2 (Brooklyn)

Teaching students to take care of their minds and their bodies builds a foundation that makes all other learning possible. The Office of School Wellness Programs guides schools in teaching 1.1 million students what they need to know to make healthy, informed choices now and throughout their lives.The Office’s professional learning programs and experiencesprovide educators and wellness champions with opportunities to deepen their knowledge, gain skills, access resources, and engage with a community of professionals dedicated tosupporting school communities as they build strong structures and rich environments in which physical and health education thrive.Thank you for your interest in participating in this professional learning opportunity.

Office of School Wellness Programs

This workshop builds participants’ skills for implementing or enhancing a CAP that provides students with quality health information, health referrals, condoms, and information on correct condom usage – all within the Health Resource Room. Participants will learn about the CAP mandate and requirements, as well as strategies for creating safe, respectful, and inclusive environments. They will also practice demonstrating proper external and internal condom use, handling challenging questions, and making referrals to teen- and LGBTQ-friendly health centers. Participants will receive free materials and action-planning tools to help them start or sustain their CAP.
Target Audience: High school staff (Health education teachers, physical education teachers, guidance counselors, social workers, school aides, SAPIS counselors, and other staff). Recommended for school staff who will coordinate and support a Condom Availability Program (CAP) for the first time. Individuals who have not received training in CAP since 2013 are also encouraged to enroll to receive updated information and materials. 
Pre-requisites: None
CTLE: Participants in this training are eligible to receive 5 hours and 20 minutes of CTLE credit.*
*Due to the large amount of personal information that must be collected and maintained for record keeping, you will not receive your CTLE certificate of completion on the day of the training. Instead, you will soon be able to log in to our Office's central database (which is currently in production), enter your information, and generate your own CTLE eligible certificate. More information will be available in the coming weeks. For questions email wellnessPD@schools.nyc.gov.

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