Developing Youth-Adult Partnerships for Health on Arizona’s U.S.-México Border: The Santa Cruz County Adolescent Wellness Network Cassalyn David, MPH.

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Developing Youth-Adult Partnerships for Health on Arizona’s U.S.-México Border: The Santa Cruz County Adolescent Wellness Network Cassalyn David, MPH

Presenter Disclosures (1)The following personal financial relationships with commercial interests relevant to this presentation existed during the past 12 months: Cassalyn David No relationships to disclose.

1.List three core components of the AWN Youth Involvement Program. 2.Describe three benefits of quality youth-adult partnership. 3.Apply core components from the AWN Youth Involvement Program to other programs to enhance youth-adult partnership. Learning Objectives

Promote Adolescent Wellness Youth ages Schools Community Organizations Mission

Network Members

Goals Integrate and enhance community and school services to address adolescent health disparities Capacity Building for Population Health Environmental and Policy Change Youth Involvement Develop and sustain a system of school- linked health care to improve adolescent access to care and health status.

Hannah Masangu, MPH Child Care Health Consultant x105 Acknowledgements Youth Involvement Planning Lead

Timeline 2007-Network forms 2009-Adolescent Health Literacy Focus 2012-Strategic Plan: Youth Involvement 2013-Background preparation & pilot group 2014-Positive Youth Leadership Team: 8 Members

Preparation Youth Involvement Binder Readiness Assessment Member Survey Goals Forum Community-wide Youth Focus Groups Preferences, Obstacles Pilot Group 4 teens help design and implement

Inclusiveness Safety Structure Supportive relationships Opportunities Belong Make a difference Skill development Considerations

Results Developed Planning process Implemented Network organizational change Youth Board Membership Two voting youth representatives

Enrichment Problem-Based Learning Meeting Facilitation School-Based Health Alliance Convention Youth on the Border Conference: Workshop Advocacy Training Defining Problems

Next Steps Improve recruitment & outreach Implement 1:1 mentorship Catalyst in the county and nationally

“I like going to the network meetings, because we are there with all the grown-ups.” “I don’t think it’s boring. We don’t hear that kind of stuff every day.” Success: Network Meetings

What are you doing that is similar? Different? What are the challenges and opportunities? How could this model apply to your work? Discussion

facebook.com/santacruzcountyadolescent wellnessnetwork adolescentwellness.net  Youth Involvement Binder  Resource Guide  & more Access our Resources Connect with us

Thank you! Cassalyn David, MPH AWN Director