Adolescent Depression Awareness Program
A school-based curriculum designed to educate high school students about adolescent depression and reduce the stigma commonly associated with mental illness. 

Objectives:
•    Identify the symptoms of depression
•    Learn to seek parallels between depression and other medical illnesses
•    Recognize that suicide is a potential consequence of depression
•    Understand that depression is a treatable illness
•    Identify ways to help themselves or others who may be suffering with depression or may be suicidal

Heroin: How Did I Get Here?
This program educates high school students about the dangers of prescription opioid misuse and how it can lead to heroin addiction.
Objectives:
•    Differentiate between proper use and abuse of prescription drugs
•    Analyze reasons why a person would transition from prescription drug misuse to heroin use
•    Describe the effects of prescription opioids and heroin on the body

Relationships 201
This program helps students work through some of the challenging aspects of their relationships. Students will learn how to deal with unhealthy relationships, recognize when it is time to break up and how to do so respectfully, and identify red flags of an abusive relationship.
Objectives:
•    Identify aspects of maturity which may impact an intimate relationship
•    Define relationship abuse and describe consequences of abusive relationships
•    Demonstrate assertive and effective communication skills
•    List resources available for adolescents in unhealthy relationships

STI Health and Prevention
A straightforward and honest presentation about the choices students make regarding sexual contact. Sexually-transmitted infections (STI's) and other consequences are discussed.
Objectives:
•    Explain how the most common STIs are transmitted
•    Learn ways to decrease the spread of STIs by not having sex, using condoms consistently and correctly,

not touching blood or used hypodermic needle