The Nebraska Adolescent Health Program supports all caring, supportive adults working with young people. The goal of this program is to make sure that these adults have the knowledge and skills they need to assist youth and young adults so they can grow and become happy, healthy, successful adults.

The program receives Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention funding from the Family Youth Services Bureau. These funding streams support the delivery of positive youth development programming across the state through partnerships with local organizations. Under the Title V Maternal Child Health Block Grant, the program also leads adolescent and young adult-related work. Last, the program builds partnerships to improve the health and well-being of young people in Nebraska.

Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention

• Nebraska AHPYD-PREP State Plan Abstract
• Nebraska AHPYD-SRAE FY 18 Application Abstract 

Nutrition, Fitness and Obesity

• Centers for Disease Control - Nutrition, Physical Activity & Obesity  

Health Disparities and Health Equity

• Office of Health Disparities & Health Equity
• Centers for Disease Control & Prevention - Health Disparities Information

Substance Use and Abuse

• Tobacco Prevention
• Drug Facts-Science Behind Drug Abuse

Injury Prevention

• Injury and Violence
• Driving Restrictions by Nebraska's Graduated Driver Licensing

Suicide Prevention Resources

• Bryan Health Counseling & Mental Health
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
• Nebraska LOSS (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors) Team​
  
• Nebraska Youth Suicide Prevention Early Identification and Referral Form: Please complete an Early Identification and Referral Form online each time you have contact with a youth you believe is at risk for suicide. This information helps us count and report the number of youth identified at risk and referred for services by suicide prevention trainees. To complete the online form, visit the Nebraska Youth Suicide Prevention web page, and click on the Identification & Referral link under EIRF Form Links on the upper right side of the Home page. The form is estimated to take five minutes to complete. For more information, contact: Teri Perkins (tperkins@nebraska.edu), Research Specialist

         University of Nebraska Public Policy Center

         Tel: (402) 472-5678, Fax: (402) 472-5679, Web: http://ww w.ppc.nebraska.edu

• Healthy People 2030 - Adolescent Health
• Student Health and Risk Prevention (SHARP): SHARP is the coordinated administration of the:
• Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)
• Youth Tobacco Survey (YTS)
• Nebraska Risk and Protective Factor Student Survey (NRPFSS)​
  
• Youth.gov – Interagency Working Group on Youth Program  ​  
• CDC-Division of Adolescent and School Health  
  
• National Adolescent Health Information Center
• Youth in Health: Inclusive Stock Photography Collection – free to use with proper citation. See guidelines at this link
  
• Center for Parent & Teen Communication​
  
• ​Developmental Timeline: Tasks for Early Adolescence, Tasks for Middle Adolescence, and Tasks for Late Adolescence
  
• Adolescent Brain
  
• Talking with Teens About Relationships and Sex​​