POWER Moves:
A Situational Approach to HIV Prevention for High Risk Youth
Rocky Mountain Center for Health Promotion and Education
Recommended Training Duration: Three days
Training Audience: Staff of community organizations, youth centers, social service or correctional facilities and others serving adolescents
Curriculum Target: High risk youth in out-of-home placement
Number of Lessons: 10
Content Coverage: HIV/STD prevention
Teaching Strategies: Varied, including cooperative learning, small-group, brainstorming, role-playing, whole-group processing, etc.
Complete Program Includes (if purchased): Teacher manual, three videos, game set, posters, pamphlets, and a question box
The primary goal of POWER Moves is to decrease the percentage of youth currently engaging in sexual and drug use behaviors that place them at risk for HIV infection. Lessons are designed to appeal to a variety of learning styles and involve participants in program activities that foster pro-social skill development.
To order, download the Power Moves Curriculum Order Form
For more information, please contact Paula Roseboom, Training Coordinator, at 303-239-6976 x119 or paular@rmc.org.
