For questions, email Lekara@gcapp.org REGISTER NOW! Free Sexual Health Webinar for College Professionals Join us online  Thursday, February 27 at 12:30 pm  for a webinar featuring  TMI-Georgia ,   our free sex-ed app designed for young people, especially older teens and college students. Whether students are sexually active or not, it's important to equip them with accurate resources to know where to get sexual health services, what to expect during a medical visit, and what questions to ask for the best care. TMI-Georgia   empowers young people to make their sexual health a top priority.

To RSVP, email Kysha@gcapp.org RSVP NOW Dekalb County, You're Invited! See you Feb. 21 GCAPP’s Community Conversations are back and better than ever for 2020. Last year, our breakfast brainstorms established eight Community Action Teams to address emerging adolescent health and wellness issues directly affecting youth in local areas. GCAPP is collaborating with teams on solutions, strategy and outreach.  Our first stop for 2020 is DeKalb County. If you live or work in the area, please join us! Friday, Feb. 21 | 9:00 - 11 AM DeKalb County Board of Health Bohan Auditorium 445 Winn Way, Decatur, GA 30030

Now Recruiting Teens & Young Adults GCAPP is excited to announce recruitment for the 2020-2021 Youth Advisory Council! The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is comprised of young people aged 16 – 24 from across the state. They serve as adolescent health advocates, provide input on issues facing young people, and are GCAPP ambassadors for their peers and communities.  Please share the application with young people and community partners in your networks as we aim for representation from many counties outside metro Atlanta. Here is the link to the application: https://www.jotform.com/gcapp/2020-2021yacapplication The deadline is March 13, 2020! For questions, contact Lekara at Lekara@gcapp.org.

New Study Highlights the Mental Well-being of GA Teens The Georgia Student Health Survey conducted by our friends at Voices for Georgia's Children , reveals a 45.6% jump in 6th through 12th graders attempting suicide between 2017 and 2018. Read Full Report Here

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