HIV Prevention Education Program

The HIV Prevention Education Program makes grants to public schools for implementing effective education to prevent HIV infection, sexually transmitted diseases, and pregnancy; provides professional development and technical assistance for school personnel to assist with implementing programs to reduce HIV risk behaviors among school-age youth; assesses student health behavior; and assesses health education, policies, and services in the public schools. The program is funded by a grant from the CDC. Federally Required Disclaimer:   HIV prevention information may be considered controversial by some viewers. FAQs about HIV Education Requirements          MSIP Standards on Health Education HIV Awareness and Prevention Training Policy Guidance HIV Prevention Education Grants Infection Control Procedures for Schools, Including Universal Precautions  MSIP Standards on Health Services Links Professional Development Workshops (pdf)

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