The National Campaign To Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy
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What Helps in Providing Contraceptive Services for Teens?
Over the years, the National Campaign has produced and disseminated a number of detailed reports and publications designed to answer this question. What Helps is an overview of what is known about carefully evaluated clinic interventions that help prevent teen pregnancy.


Teen Childbearing Costs Taxpayers $9.1 Billion Annually
Teen childbearing in the U.S. costs taxpayers (federal, state, and local) at least $9.1 billion.
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Foster Care
Youth in foster care are at greater risk for teen pregnancy.  Find out more about the National Campaign’s foster care initiative.

State Goals
The National Campaign encouraged states to set their own teen pregnancy rate reduction goals. This section provides tips on setting goals and information on which states have set one.

Putting What Works to Work
This section includes research briefs and papers on topics related to teen pregnancy prevention
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Need help on a presentation?
Download Campaign conference call transcripts, workshop information, and Power Point presentations
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National Campaign Resources
This section houses fact sheets, research efforts, and a variety of other materials
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CHECK OUT THESE PSAs FROM THE CAMPAIGN
These public service ads were created as part of a contest challenging young filmmakers to create ads with the theme "Sex Has Consequences."
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The National Campaign Is Hiring

There are several openings at the National Campaign. Please visit our job descriptions page.

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