No Kidding: Straight Talk from Teen Parents is a
peer education program supported through
community collaborators in which teen parents
encourage high schools students to delay
becoming parents until later in life.
No Kidding provides presentations for
9th -12th graders on the rights, responsibilities,
and realities of young parenting, including issues
related to child support and paternity. No Kidding
peer educators or interns are teen fathers and
mothers who present at schools telling their
stories to promote and encourage students to
postpone having children until they are financially
and emotionally ready to have children with a
loving partner.
peer education program supported through
community collaborators in which teen parents
encourage high schools students to delay
becoming parents until later in life.
No Kidding provides presentations for
9th -12th graders on the rights, responsibilities,
and realities of young parenting, including issues
related to child support and paternity. No Kidding
peer educators or interns are teen fathers and
mothers who present at schools telling their
stories to promote and encourage students to
postpone having children until they are financially
and emotionally ready to have children with a
loving partner.
| No Kidding: Straight Talk From Teen Parents |
| is funded by Two Should Know- An Initiative of the Paso del Norte Health Foundation and the Juvenile Workforce Development Program through the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention |
Thank you to all of our No Kidding Program Staff and
Teen Parent Peer Educators who poured their time and
hearts into the No Kidding Program this past year!
After a very successful year, grant funding for this
program has unfortunately ended. We are actively
seeking additional funding to reinstate this program,
and may provide this program with volunteer support
until then.
Please call Eileen Huereque-Aguirre at 915-562-7955
for more information.
Teen Parent Peer Educators who poured their time and
hearts into the No Kidding Program this past year!
After a very successful year, grant funding for this
program has unfortunately ended. We are actively
seeking additional funding to reinstate this program,
and may provide this program with volunteer support
until then.
Please call Eileen Huereque-Aguirre at 915-562-7955
for more information.
As a peer educator, you will improve your
career skills; develop and improve your
parenting skills; attain your GED, if needed; and
have the opportunity to obtain permanent
employment at the end of your internship. Plus,
to help you improve all areas of your life (such
as attaining CHIP or Medicaid or finding
childcare assistance).
No Kidding interns are between the ages of
16-21. If you are interested, please contact
Eileen Huereque at 562-7955 extension 218 or
ehuereque@childcrisiselp.org.
career skills; develop and improve your
parenting skills; attain your GED, if needed; and
have the opportunity to obtain permanent
employment at the end of your internship. Plus,
to help you improve all areas of your life (such
as attaining CHIP or Medicaid or finding
childcare assistance).
No Kidding interns are between the ages of
16-21. If you are interested, please contact
Eileen Huereque at 562-7955 extension 218 or
ehuereque@childcrisiselp.org.
No Kidding is supported by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Attorney
General, Socorro ISD, Ysleta ISD, Clint ISD, San Elizario ISD, El Paso ISD, Canutillo ISD, and the Child Crisis Center of El Paso.
For additional information about the No Kidding program and other services, please visit
www.youthlaunch.org/about/home.php
www.oag.state.tx.us
www.pdnhf.org
General, Socorro ISD, Ysleta ISD, Clint ISD, San Elizario ISD, El Paso ISD, Canutillo ISD, and the Child Crisis Center of El Paso.
For additional information about the No Kidding program and other services, please visit
www.youthlaunch.org/about/home.php
www.oag.state.tx.us
www.pdnhf.org
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P: 915-562-7955
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El Paso, TX 79930
P: 915-562-7955
F: 915-562-2524
anevarez@childcrisiselp.org
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