Sexual Health and Adolescent Risk Prevention (SHARP)

Developer(s)

Angela D. Bryan, Ph.D.; Sarah J. Schmiege, Ph.D.; and Michelle R. Broaddus, Ph.D.

Program Summary

Sexual Health and Adolescent Risk Prevention (SHARP) is an interactive single-session STI/HIV prevention intervention. The program's overall goals are to deepen STI/HIV knowledge, improve correct condom use, reduce sexual risks and alcohol use, and set long-term goals to utilize knowledge and skills learned during the session. The session is about four hours long and organized by gender.

Target Population

The program was designed and tested with youth ages 15 to 19 residing in temporary juvenile detention facilities.  Suggested target populations include high risk youth in clinical, in-patient, or community-based settings.

Program Setting

The program was designed for and evaluated in a juvenile detention facility.

Contact and Availability Information

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Sample of curriculum available for review prior to purchase: No

Adaptation guidelines or kit available: No

Languages available: English