More choice and control lead to better results! You can choose trainings from our catalog , or customize a training that focuses on topics relevant to your team. Workshops can be held whenever it's most convenient for you. Fact Forward has been conducting professional trainings for over 25 years, and is nationally recognized as a leader in evidence-based education.
We train youth-serving professionals of all kinds, and we train the trainers who facilitate this type of work. By empowering professionals to feel confident in their interactions with young adults, we can ultimately help reduce teen pregnancy and STIs. You can contact our training team at or training factforward. See trainings See facilitator trainings See healthcare trainings. Five Hour Workshop For parents, grandparents, foster parents, adults working with youth, and any healthcare professional.
Every moment with a teen is precious! This interactive workshop is designed to help make those rare moments positive and beneficial for the teen. One Day Workshop For educators new to teaching sex education, anyone who wants a refresher on the basics of sexual and reproductive health, and health care professionals.
Reproductive Health provides the participant with a general overview core concepts related to reproductive health as it relates to teen pregnancy prevention in South Carolina. Roots and Wings is a 2-hour parent education workshop led by trained facilitators designed to help parents and other trusted adults with conversations about love, sex, and relationships. After attending this training, facilitators will have the knowledge, skills, and resources to lead these workshops in their communities and organizations.
Learn the Foundations model to implement high-quality sex education. Foundations aims to ensure that sex educators have the skills to effectively facilitate student learning, create safe and inclusive environments, and provide opportunities for skill-building and values exploration. Three Days For healthcare professionals, social workers, counselors, teachers, nurses, youth-serving professionals, and students studying related fields.
