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May is Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month

31 Days of Inspiration to Prevent Teen Pregnancy

Day 17: “Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holoy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own?” 1 Corinthians 6:19

Day 16: “Make Smart Decisions. Think Past the Moment of Sexual Temptation.”

Day 15: Healthy relationships influences healthy choices.

Day 14: Becoming a parent too soon has its consequences.

Day 13: 8 out of 10 guys don’t marry the teen mothers of their babies and most couples don’t stay together at all. (www.thenationalcampaign.org)

Day 12: Sex won’t make him yours, and a baby wont make him stay.

Day 11: Advice for Parents: Start a conversation with your child about love, sex, and healthy relationships. Do it today! (http://www.teenpregnancysc.org)

Day 10: Sex is but a moment of pleasure. A child is a lifetime (so are some STD’s). Stay informed. Visit stayteen.org

Day 9: Teen pregnancy can delay personal achievement such as: High School Graduation, Entering College, Joining the Military, Touring the world. (These are some things teens would like to do before becoming a parent.)

Day 8: “Avoid situations that may tempt you or that cause lust to rise up in you.”

Day 7: “Love always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”

Day 6: “South Carolina has the 12th highest teen birth rate in the nation among 15-19 year old females.”

Day 5: 2010 marked the lowest ever recorded teen birth rate between 15-19 year olds.

Day 4: “Sex aint better than love.” If he/she loves you, he/she should be able to prove it without sex. No sex = No pregnancy

Day 3: The REALITY is just sayin No is not enough. Teens need to understand their options regarding abstinence and contraceptives

Day 2: It’s ok to wait.com

Day 1: Abstinence is the only Guarantee against teen pregnancy — Renee

Headline News in Teenage Pregnancy

Children Having Children

Although the numbers have declined in recent years, the percentage of teenage pregnancies in Chesterfield County still remains more than twice the national average
Spark Interview: South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy CEO Forrest Alton

Spartanburg Spark--"I had the chance on Thursday to sit down with the group’s CEO Forrest Alton to ask him about the work they’re doing in our community."
The SC Campaign is Now Accepting Nominations for the Murray L. Vincent Award

The Murray L. Vincent Outstanding Prevention Professional Award is the highest and most distinguished award given by the SC Campaign.
SC Campaign CEO to represent teen pregnancy challenge at TEDMED conference

Forrest Alton, CEO of the SC Campaign, has been invited to serve as the “advocate” for the challenge of Teen Pregnancy in a TEDMED program
New Grant Opportunity from the SC Campaign

Grant Opportunity
Mustache Madness featured in Newberry Observer

Locals lending their faces for teen pregnancy prevention by Cindy Pitts from Newberry Observer
The SC Campaign is offering two new resources!

Two new resources available!
Southern Region Still Has Work to Do on Adolescent Sexual Health

“Schools are one part of the solution when it comes to improving adolescent sexual health,” said Forrest Alton, Chief Executive Officer of the SC Campaign.
YWCA Greater Charleston offering sex ed classes for students

The YWCA Greater Charleston received $14,500 to offer a sex education course designed to teach 11- to 14-year-olds about sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy and HIV prevention.
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