Strategy

Program

Youth Development

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"Not wear seat belts"
Not wear seat belts
Drive after drinking
Carry a weapon
Fight, be injured
Binge drink
Use marijuana, steroids
Intercourse, alcohol, & cigarettes before 13
Eat fatty foods


Getting Started: The Early Days
focus groups
key informants
“gatekeepers”
Time
Turf
Technology
Terms

"“My chest is marked..."
“My chest is marked from chicken pox…girl would be disgusted if she saw”
“Girls get insulted if you take out a condom”
“Girls expect you to know what to do…”
“That clinic is for women”
“Everyone knows your business if you go”
“We’re faithful so we don’t need condoms…she’s clean”
“I don’t want her to use pills…they cause cancer”
“Why do I need a checkup? I feel healthy”

Reaching Out/Drawing In
asset mapping
newsletters/cartoons
FPC female patients/providers
digital video
satisfied customers

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Newsletter & Cartoons

Family Planning Clinic

Waiting Room “Talking Points”
men have health problems
behavior is motivated
communication can be difficult
communication is possible
there are places to get help
he will be treated special at the YMC

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“Was a Young Adult Clinic Patient the one who told you to come to the Young Men’s Clinic?”

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"Wall of Fame"
Wall of Fame
Magazines
Sports, adventure, & music videos
“Life space” health educators in waiting room

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One night in the YMC:
varicocele
hernia
chlamydia, condyloma
sports physicals
gynecomastia
sexual orientation
infertility
circumcision
ED
acne
HIV pre- and posttests
can’t find job
feel nervous

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An EMPOWERING approach
builds “self-efficacy”
builds on strengths
recognizes that “problems” often stem from environment’s failure to meet needs
encourages being responsible for change

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Strategic case management
Useful on their terms
Booster shots
Multiple methods of entering “life space”
Up-to-date referrals
Focus on reproductive health








Culturally, Developmentally, Gender-appropriate health education materials

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