Bring UnTrapped to Your Community

Teen pregnancy doesn’t just affect individuals—it shapes entire communities. UnTrapped is a dynamic, research-based curriculum designed to educate, empower, and spark change among young people. Whether you work with youth in a structured classroom setting or a more informal mentorship environment, this curriculum offers engaging discussions, real-world insights, and actionable strategies to help teens navigate their futures.

Who Can Use UnTrapped?

This curriculum is designed for a wide range of organizations and professionals working with young people, including:

✔ Schools & Educators – High schools, alternative schools, and after-school programs integrating social and health education.

✔ Youth Development Programs – Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCAs, 4-H programs, and local youth coalitions.

✔ Faith-Based Groups – Church youth ministries, faith-based mentorship programs, and community outreach initiatives.

✔ Group Homes & Foster Care Programs – Providing young people with the knowledge and tools to break cycles of hardship.

✔ Juvenile Justice Programs – Equipping youth in the system with crucial life skills and decision-making strategies.

✔ Mentorship & Leadership Organizations – Empowering young people through mentorship, peer education, and leadership training.

✔ Health Departments & Nonprofits – Organizations focused on teen pregnancy prevention, youth empowerment, and reproductive health education.

How to Get Started

We know that every program is unique. That’s why we’re offering free consultations to help you understand how UnTrapped can be tailored to fit your specific needs. Whether you're just exploring options or ready to bring this curriculum to your organization, we're here to guide you.

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Let's work together to create a future where young people have the knowledge, support, and confidence to make informed choices.

UnTrapped Fact Sheet

This fact sheet summarizes key details about UnTrapped for easy sharing with supervisors or colleagues. All information is available on our website, but this document provides a quick overview. Click the link to open it in Google Drive, where you can view or download it.