Sexual Risk Avoidance Education Performance Analysis Study

2019-2027

The Sexual Risk Avoidance Education Performance Analysis Study (SRAE PAS) collects performance measures data from SRAE program participants and providers that allow both the program office and grantees to monitor and report on progress in implementing SRAE programs. Primary activities include support to grantees to collect and submit performance measures, the development and maintenance of an SRAE Performance Measures Portal for performance measures submission, and the development and maintenance of a Performance Dashboard for use by grantees and the program office for continuous quality improvement. These data provide ACF with up-to-date information on youth participant characteristics, service receipt, perceived influences of the programs, and program infrastructure, reach and scope, program content, and technical assistance needs.

SRAE PAS is a collaborative effort between OPRE and the Family and Youth Services Bureau, both within the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), and is supported by two contracts:

Point(s) of contact: Caryn Blitz and Selma Caal.

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Learn how the SRAE program educates adolescents on refraining from sexual activity with the goal of preventing pregnancy and STIs, achieving a healthy future.
 

The goal of the Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) program is to educate adolescents exclusively on voluntarily refraining from non-marital sexual activity with the goal of reaching optimal health, to include prevention of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, and achievement of a healthy future.

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