Community Education

Community Education

Since 2001 The Pregnancy Centre has been partnering with community groups and    local Public and Catholic schools. We offer 5 unique presentations targeted at students in grades 7 through 12. The goal of these presentations is to educate and challenge students on matters of sexual health, sexual decision-making, and healthy relationships. Each presentation meets the requirements of the Ontario sex ed curriculum and is presented in an unbiased and engaging manner.

Topics addressed include decision-making, sexually transmitted infections, methods of contraception, online safety, consent, healthy relationships, pregnancy, and awareness of community support services.

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Write Your Story

Grade 7

write your story

Introduces students to the importance of decision making. It encourages them to take time to think in a fun and interactive way, about their choices when it comes to refusal skills, online permanency, relationships and sexual activity.

Grade 8

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Focuses on relationships and communication. It also addresses the risks of sexual activity and provides students the opportunity to think about different reasons for delaying sexual activity.

It's Complicated

Grade 9

it’s complicated: relationship sparks & statuses

Addresses consent and power dynamics in relationships. It explores the role of technology in dating and the risks of sexual activity including STIs and pregnancy.

 

Grade 10 & 11

let’s talk relationships

Allows students to engage in activities that give a more in-depth look at healthy and unhealthy relationships. It continues to build on the previous presentations in addressing the risks of sexual activity.

 

let's talk relationships
Forward Thinking

Grade 12

forward thinking

Addresses messages from the media about relationships and sexual decisions. Through group activities, students are encouraged to take control of their own relationship and sexual decisions.

 

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