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Teen pregnancy and teen childbearing affect several critical social issues, including poverty and income disparity, overall child well-being, child welfare, out-of-wedlock births, healthy relationships and marriage, responsible fatherhood, health issues, education, substance use and other risky behaviors, and violence.

The Alabama Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy recognizes the complexities of these social and economic issues and believes teen pregnancy prevention requires the thoughtful attention and deliberate action of parents, youth, community leaders, faith leaders, educators, policy-makers, health professionals, and others who have a desire to ensure Alabama’s youth live healthy, fulfilling lives.

Home About Us Advocacy Education & Awareness Evidence-Based Programs Positive Youth Development (PYD) Training Collaboration Resources FAQ	Welcome! Teen pregnancy and teen childbearing affect several critical social issues, including poverty and income disparity, overall child well-being, child welfare, out-of-wedlock births, healthy relationships and marriage, responsible fatherhood, health issues, education, substance use and other risky behaviors, and violence. The Alabama Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy recognizes the complexities of these social and economic issues and believes teen pregnancy prevention requires the thoughtful attention and deliberate action of parents, youth, community leaders, faith leaders, educators, policy-makers, health professionals, and others who have a desire to ensure Alabama’s youth live healthy, fulfilling lives. News Interventions with Evidence of Success The National Campaign 's database lists all evidence-based programs....Read More... Annual Conference a Great Success! Conference materials can be found on the Training page of our website....Read More... May is National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month! Encourage the young people in your life to take the National Day quiz....Read More... Boys and Sex Ed: Beyond Statistics and Stereotypes Join Answer as they explore sex education for boys and young men in their new online workshop....Read More... Early Registration Extended! Early registration for ACPTP's annual conference has been extended to April 23, 2013....Read More... View All News	Sign up for eNews Support the Campaign Click Here For Specific County Fact Sheets And Graphs