Friendships, Relationships, and Dating

myHealth‘s Community Education Program provides educational presentations to elementary, middle, and  high school age youth, young adults, parents, community members and professionals in over 100 separate locations and 20 school districts. Annually, myHealth’s outreach educators present information and provide resources to approximately 1,800 local parent and community members on a variety of topics including how to better communicate with their children and teens. In 2025, over 21,000 attendees heard from a myHealth educator on topics ranging from pregnancy prevention, healthy relationships, decision-making, and other health related topics. Included in this number of were 1,700 parents, more than 4,500 LGTBQIA identified attendees, and over 3,000 youth and young adults with intellectual disabilities. In addition to large group presentations, myHealth staff members facilitate small multi-session youth development groups to work with the most at risk young people, including those with both cognitive and physical disabilities, students with behavioral plans, homeless and transient youth. Topics addressed in the curriculum include teen pregnancy and STI prevention, body image, consent, healthy relationships, stress management, depression, anxiety, and other emotional and behavioral concerns identified by youth.