Resources

ACASH provides access to the most up-to-date research and information currently available in the field of adolescent sexual health. Access to this information is an important priority and one we believe will assist Alabama communities in their efforts to champion healthy adolescent development.


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ACASH provides links to websites and other resources with information on current events, research, and other items related to adolescent health. The inclusion of this information does not imply endorsement by ACASH and the opinions expressed do not necessarily represent the official position, policies, or views of ACASH.

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HELPFUL RESOURCES FOR:

Young People

The following resources may be of interest to
young people in late elementary school, middle school, and high school.
young7

Amaze is a project of Advocates for Youth and is designed for young people ages 10-14. It takes the awkardness out of sex ed!

young10

Bedsider is a project of Power to Decide, and is a birth control support network. Bedsider can help you decide which birth control method is best for you, where to get it, and can help remind you when to take/refill your birth control.

Chirp Logo

Chirp is a website for young parents and includes resources for meeting other young parents, where to get health care, and how to access benefits.

young8

Figuring out what consent means might be tricky, but this funny video makes it easy.

young4

Girls, Inc. is a national nonprofit youth organization dedicated to inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold.

Innerbody

Innerbody: Top Ways to Protect Yourself from STIs - This guide explains seven key STI prevention strategies, along with important STD facts and information on living with an STI

priority-std

Priority STD: Your Health is Our Priority - This website allows you to find out where you can be tested for STIs and HIV

young2

Sex, Etc. is an award-winning national magazine and website on sexual health that is written by teens, for teens.

young5

Teens Health is a website that was created for teens looking for honest, accurate information and advice about health, relationships, growing up.

Young Adults

The following resources may be of interest to
young adults in high school, or who have recently graduated.
young10

Bedsider is a project of Power to Decide, and is a birth control support network. Bedsider can help you decide which birth control method is best for you, where to get it, and can help remind you when to take/refill your birth control.

Chirp Logo

Chirp is a website for young parents and includes resources for meeting other young parents, where to get health care, and how to access benefits.

young8

Figuring out what consent means might be tricky, but this funny video makes it easy.

young11

Go Ask Alice! is a project of Columbia University that allows young people to confidentially ask questions related to health behaviors, including sexual health. Answers to questions are fact-based, informative, and inclusive.

young13

I Wanna Know! is a teen resource by the American Health Association that provides information on sexual health, STIs, pregnancy and parenthood, and healthy relationships.

Innerbody

Innerbody: Top Ways to Protect Yourself from STIs - This guide explains seven key STI prevention strategies, along with important STD facts and information on living with an STI

priority-std

Priority STD: Your Health is Our Priority - This website allows you to find out where you can be tested for STIs and HIV

young15

Scarleteen: “Sex ed for the real world”  provides information, advice, and support on many issues related to sexual health and relationships.

young2

Sex, Etc. University is by and for college-age people. Whatever your sexual orientation, gender identity, race, or ability, Sex, Etc. University has information you need to have healthy and fun relationships.

young9

SHAPE: “Sexual Health Awareness through Peer Education” is a group of trained and knowledgeable college students and people living with HIV who promote awareness of sexual health, sexual decision making, HIV, and healthy relationships through fun, interactive workshops and outreach events to youth and young adults in the greater Birmingham area.

young16

Teen Health FX is a website designed for teens interested in learning more about their physical, mental, and sexual health, and includes a “for teens, by teens” page developed by a youth advisory committee.