Application Elements Application for Federal Assistance (SF-424) Budget Information for Non-construction Programs (SF-424A) Budget Narrative Assurances for Non-construction Programs (SF-424B) Disclosure of Lobbying Activities (SF-LLL) Project Abstract Summary Project Narrative Appendices including Work plan, Logic Model, MOUs, Letters of Support, Resumes/CVs, Job Descriptions, Organizational Chart, ________________________________________ Evelyn M. Kappeler Director, Office of Adolescent Health FOA Appendices Appendix A – References Appendix B – Glossary of Key Terms & Definitions Appendix C - Relevant Resources for Applicants Appendix D – Evidence-based TPP Programs Eligible for Replication Appendix E – Example Work plan Templates Appendix F – Example Logic Model Template Appendix G – Planning Year Milestones Appendix H – OAH TPP Performance Measures
12-months post intervention Youth development After school program In-school Daily 2-3 hour sessions for 7 years Disadvantaged youth ages 11-12 Recent sexual activity Pregnancy or birth Three years after program start for girls only High Sexuality education In-school high school After-school 6, 1-hour lessons Latino youth ages 13-18 Recent sexual activity Number of sexual partners Ranges, 3-12 months post intervention High Sexuality education In-school middle school After-school 5 lessons in 6th grade, 7 lessons in 7th grade, 7 lessons in 8th grade Youth in grades 6-8 Sexual initiation or abstinence Recent sexual activity 12-months post intervention for boys only High Program for Families Clinic-based 11 modules; # sessions varies depending on program delivery Parents of Latino & African American adolescents ages Sexual initiation or abstinence Frequency of sexual activity 9-months post intervention High Sexuality education In-school high school & college Community 4, 2-hour sessions Women ages 16 and older Number of sexual partners 11-months post intervention High Sexuality education 4, 120-minute sessions; 2, booster sessions Low income, urban, sexually active girls ages 15-19 Recent sexual activity Number of partners Frequency of sexual activity Contraceptive use 6-months post intervention High Evidence-Based TPP Programs are Implementation Ready and Eligible for Replication with OAH Funding Program Program Type Implementation Setting Implementation Length Population Outcomes Duration of Outcomes Evidence Review Rating Abstinence education In-school (7-9th grade) 5, 90-min sessions or 10, 45-min sessions in grades 7-9 Sexual initiation or abstinence 12-months post intervention Moderate Sexuality education Clinic-based 2, 4-hour sessions; 4, 15-minute telephone follow-ups Females ages 15-21 Contraceptive use and consistency Sexually 12-months post intervention High minute
transmitted infections or HIV Sexuality education In-school middle school (grades After-school 12, 50-min lessons in 7th grade and 12, lessons in 8th grade in grades 7-8; allowable for youth in 6th grade Sexual initiation or abstinence Frequency of sexual activity Contraceptive use and consistency 12-months post intervention Moderate Abstinence education In-school high school After-school 8, 1-hour sessions ages 11-13 Recent sexual activity 3-months post intervention High Sexuality education In-school high school After-school 8, 1-hour sessions Youth ages 11-13; older teens allowable; specific adaptation for youth in foster care Contraceptive use and consistency 12-months post intervention High Program for adolescents with a history of STIs and abuse Health clinic 2, 3-4 hour sessions followed by 3-5, 1 hour support group sessions and 2 or more individual counseling sessions African-American and adolescent girls ages 14-18 with a history of STIs and abuse Sexually transmitted infections or HIV 12-months post intervention Moderate Evidence-Based TPP Programs are Implementation Ready and Eligible for Replication with OAH Funding Program Model Program Type Implementation Setting Implementation Length Population Outcomes Duration of Outcomes Evidence Review Rating Program for parents living with HIV and their adolescent children 24 sessions; 2-3 hours each; over 4-6 years Parents living with HIV and their adolescent children Pregnancy or birth 4 after program start High Abstinence education In-school middle school After-school 8, 1-hour sessions Youth ages 11-13 Sexual initiation or abstinence Recent sexual activity Ranges, 3-24 months post intervention High
Sexuality education In-school middle school After-school 12, 45-1-hour sessions ages 11-13 Number of sexual partners Ranges, 3-12 months post intervention High Youth development In-school Multi-year, includes program components for teachers and school staff, parents, and students Schools grades K-6 Sexual initiation or abstinence Number of sexual partners Pregnancy or birth Sexually transmitted infections or HIV Ranges from when participants were 18 years old to 27 years old Moderate Sexuality education In-school high school 16, 45-min lessons ages 13-18 in grades 8-12 Contraceptive use and consistency 18-months post intervention for girls only Moderate Program for Latino parenting teens After school 6, 2-hour sessions Young Latino parents with children at least 3 months of age Contraceptive use and consistency Ranges, 3-6 months post intervention Moderate Evidence-Based TPP Programs are Implementation Ready and Eligible for Replication with OAH Funding Program Model Program Type Implementation Setting Implementation Length Population Outcomes Duration of Outcomes Evidence Review Rating Program for incarcerated youth Correctional facility 4, 1-hour sessions Incarcerated, adolescent males ages 16-19 Contraceptive use and consistency 10-months after program start Moderate Sexuality education In-school high school 11 sessions in 9th 10 sessions in 10th grade 9th and 10th students Contraceptive use and consistency Two after program start High Clinic-based Clinic-based 1, 30-50 session followed by 10-30 minute booster sessions at and Sexually active female adolescents Number of partners 6-months post intervention Moderate session;
Program for youth in juvenile detention Juvenile detention facilities 1, 3-hour session followed by 1-hour group discussion of alcohol use and sexual activity High-risk adolescents in juvenile detention facilities Contraceptive use and consistency 12-months post intervention Moderate Sexuality education 4 sessions with and 12-month follow-up sessions African-American female teens ages 14-18 Contraceptive use and consistency Pregnancy or birth 12-months post intervention High Sexuality education In schools 1, 4.5 hour session Female adolescents ages 12-19 Number of sexual partners Contraceptive use and consistency Sexually transmitted infections or HIV 12-months post intervention High Evidence-Based TPP Programs are Implementation Ready and Eligible for Replication with OAH Funding Program Model Program Type Implementation Setting Implementation Length Population Outcomes Duration of Outcomes Evidence Review Rating Program for youth who have recently run away from 5, 90-120 minute sessions for the adolescent and at least one parent Newly homeless youth ages 12-17 Number of sexual partners 12-months post intervention Moderate Sexuality education Low-income housing developments 2, 3-hour workshops; 2, 90-120 min follow up 1, 90-min parent session; various community activities Youth ages 12-17 Sexual initiation or abstinence 12-months post intervention Moderate Youth development In-school After-school 25 weekly session over a 9-month period and 20 hours of community service learning Youth ages 12-19 Pregnancy or Post-intervention High Clinic-based Health clinic 45-minute or longer with 3-month and 6-month booster sessions Female adolescents ages 14-18 Recent sexual activity Sexually transmitted infections or HIV 6-months post intervention High