Strong African American Families-Teen Program (SAAF-T)
Strong African American Families-Teen Program (SAAF-T)
University of Georgia
University of Georgia
The Strong African American Families – Teen Program (SAAF-T) is a 5 session program designed for teens aged 14 – 16 and their caregivers. The goal of SAAF-T is to build on the strengths of African American families in order to promote positive development throughout the teenage years. SAAF-T focuses on reducing risks that can get in the way of positive development, with a focus on reducing substance abuse and sexual risk-taking that can lead to HIV and other STIs.
The Strong African American Families – Teen Program (SAAF-T) is a 5 session program designed for teens aged 14 – 16 and their caregivers. The goal of SAAF-T is to build on the strengths of African American families in order to promote positive development throughout the teenage years. SAAF-T focuses on reducing risks that can get in the way of positive development, with a focus on reducing substance abuse and sexual risk-taking that can lead to HIV and other STIs.
| Type | Education/Training |
| Setting | Community, School |
| People | Adolescents (12 to 17 years), Black or African American, People who live in rural areas, Low income |
| Prevention Level | Prevention |
| Languages | English |
| Study Method | Quantitative |
| Implementer Requirement | Adults, Experts through lived experience |
| Training Requirement | Yes |
| Delivery Options | In person |
| Topics | Reduce risk factors, Promote protective factors |
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