Speakers and Presentations: Project Respect has a staff of facilitators (both men and women, as well as a registered nurse) who are available to give presentations to schools, parent/civic groups, youth groups, and churchesÑall available free of charge! Presentation lengths can vary, and topics include:
• an overview of the abstinence message;
• boundaries; goal setting and decision making;
• risks and consequences of sexual activity (physical, emotional, social,
and economic);
• benefits of abstinence; sexually transmitted diseases;
• pregnancy options;
• influence of media, peer pressure, and alcohol;
• and date rape.
We also book national speakers to provide assemblies for area schools each year. Please call for the reduced cost to the schools for each assembly.
In agreement with traditional family values, abstinence is the expected standard for teens prior to marriage. . Project Respect promotes abstinence in order to help students pursue their dreams and protect themselves from the consequences of sexual activity outside of marriage.
Teacher Training: We offer in-services to equip teachers, counselors and other youth workers to share the important message of abstinence until marriage with their students.
Curricula: We provide workbooks (at our cost) and teacher resources for two main sets of curricula - Choosing the Best, which comes in four levels for grades 6-12, as well as Game Plan for junior high and Navigator for high school.
Brochures and Pamphlets: We also provide up-to-date materials with information on abstinence education, STDs, pregnancy, prenatal development, abortion risks, and more.
Video Library: Our videos can be used as supplements to assist teachers in classroom presentations. We have videos that address teen pregnancy, abstinence, STD's, abortion, etc. A current list of available videos is provided upon request, and all videos are loaned free of charge for classroom use.
For further information or to request a presentation, please contact us:
419-636-2000
or contact us online.