Chapin Hall

Chapin Hall, in partnership with Child Trends, is developing research-informed sexual and reproductive health resources for professionals who work with or on behalf of Activate’s youth populations: 

• Youth involved in the child welfare or justice system
• Youth experiencing homelessness 
• Opportunity youth (youth who are neither working nor in school)

Activate conducts needs assessments to identify gaps in the availability of sexual and reproductive health resources for professionals who work with or on behalf of Activate’s youth population. Based on the results of those needs assessments, as well as reviews of existing resources, Activate develops and disseminates resources that translate research into practice.   

The project is funded through a grant to Child Trends from the  Office of Population Affairs (OPA) in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 

For more information about this project to develop and promote sexual and reproductive health resources to key young populations, contact Dr. Amy Dworsky.