2013 Report Margaret Chapman Pomponio Camilla Eubanks WV FREE.

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2013 Report Margaret Chapman Pomponio Camilla Eubanks WV FREE

WV FREE was founded in Every year WV FREE distributes thousands of pieces of family planning educational materials to rape crisis centers, homeless shelters, clinics and college campuses. We organize comprehensive contraception and emergency contraception trainings with at-risk youth, incarcerated youth, high school students, and resident assistants at local universities in every region in the state. We work to train providers and health educators about the importance of offering patients comprehensive reproductive health care. We advocate for policies that promote reproductive health. WV FREE has been researching and exploring teen attitudes about pregnancy and sexual health data since It was not until 2008, when there was a significant increase of teen pregnancies in West Virginia, that this statistic became an important catalyst for the work of many organizations, the media, and the public in West Virginia.

 Spearheaded by WV FREE, collaborative research began with the Department of Health and Human Resources, West Virginia Department of Education, the Guttmacher Institute, Marshall University, West Virginia Perinatal Partnership and the West Virginia Women’s Commission, to understand and determine social factors that affect teen pregnancy.  This report is evidence of a concerted effort to understand teen pregnancy and determine factors that will help uplift youth in West Virginia.  WV FREE gathers relevant data and statistics from both national and statewide resources. Due to the collection of data and reporting, dates contained in this report reflect the most current information available from the site reference.

 In 2010 according to the US Department of Health and Human Services Office on Adolescent Health, West Virginia’s birth rate dipped slightly in 2010 to 44.8 per 1,000 teenagers years of age. West Virginia was ranked 9 out of 51 states and the District of Columbia on 2010 final teen births rates among females aged (with 1 representing the highest rate and 51 representing the lowest rate)

2010 Teen Birth Rate (birth per 1,000 Females aged 15-19, 2010) TotalWest VirginiaU.S. Females aged Females aged Females aged Teen Birth Rate (birth per 1,000 Females aged 15-19, 2010) TotalWest VirginiaU.S. Females aged Females aged Females aged

 Lower readiness to be a parent and reduced access to prenatal care  Lower educational attainment and advanced educational degrees  Cycle of Poverty

 Provide comprehensive sexuality education for teen students  Provide Teen Clinics that operate when teens can have access to them  Provide child care at area high schools  Increase access to contraceptives and reproductive health care  Engage youth through community development programs  Help parents and teachers communicate together  Develop community and recreational activities  Empower youth through civic engagement

Margaret Chapman PomponioCamilla Eubanks PO Box Charleston, WV (304)