Freedom 180 - Abstinence Education Project

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Freedom 180, the Abstinence Education Project of the Bay County Health Department, was established in 2001. It is currently funded by a federal TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) grant that is administered by the State of Florida. The mission of the program is to make a positive difference in the lives of youth by promoting and teaching the message of abstinence until marriage in schools, churches and organizations throughout our community. The project assists the Florida Department of Health in its effort to reduce teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases in youth. Freedom 180 also holds community wide events through the year to assist in educating youth and parents about the benefits of abstinence until marriage.

For more information on Freedom 180, Abstinence Education Project, contact Tammy Stewart at 872-4455 ext. 1252 or via email.

Links or references to other information or organizations are for reference only and do not constitute an endorsement.

For Teens:
	freedom180.com	Great to Wait

For Parents:
	What is Abstinence Education?	Sexual Health and Risks
	For Fathers	Tips on How to Talk to Your Child
	Sexting

Statistics:
	Florida Department of Heath	Youth Risk Behavior Survey
	For Bay County STD rates please see our information sheet.*

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