Past TPP Grant Recipients 2015-2021

The Office of Adolescent Health (OAH), which merged with the Office of Population Affairs (OPA) in June 2019, administers the Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) program to implement and evaluate teen pregnancy prevention programs. It is one of six federal evidence-based initiatives that use the best evidence available to address social issues. From September 2015 to August 2021 (Fiscal Years 2015-2020), these grant recipients:

  • Supported replication of evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs in communities with the greatest need.
  • Increased capacity in communities to serve vulnerable youth, including homeless youth, parenting youth, and those in juvenile detention and foster care.
  • Filled gaps in the knowledge of what works to prevent teen pregnancy.
  • Tested new, innovative approaches to combating teen pregnancy.

Building Capacity to Implement EBPs (Tier 1a) – 2015-2020

Supporting Early Innovation to Prevent Teen Pregnancy (Tier 2a) – 2015-2020

Implementing EBPs to Scale (Tier 1b) – 2015-2020

Rigorously Evaluating New TPP Approaches (Tier 2b) – 2015-2020

Phase I Testing New and Innovative TPP Strategies (TPP18) – 2018-2020

Replicating Effective Programs to Prevent Teen Pregnancy (TPP19 Tier 1) – 2019-2021

  • Adagio Health, Inc.
    (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
    Program Name: Positive Choices: A Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program
    Annual Funding: $301,000
  • Aiming for Healthy Families, Inc.
    (Corinth, Mississippi)
    Program Name: YOUTH RISE (Responsibility, Integrity, Self-Control) = Empowerment: A Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program
    Annual Funding: $442,000
  • AltaMed Health Services Corporation
    (Los Angeles, California)
    Program Name: Positive Prevention PLUS
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Bethany Christian Services of Georgia, Inc.
    (Atlanta, Georgia)
    Program Name: FosTTRE (Fostering Teens Through Relationship Education)
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania
    (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
    Program Name: Healthy Futures
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Change Happens
    (Houston, Texas)
    Program Name: HYPE (Helping Youth Prevent Engaging in Risky Behaviors) 3.0 Program
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Children's Hospital and Research Center at Oakland
    (Oakland, California)
    Program Name: Reducing the Risk
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Community Students Learning Center
    (Lexington, Mississippi)
    Program Name: HOPE (Health Optimization & Prevention Educations)
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Georgia Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs, Inc.
    (Atlanta, Georgia)
    Program Name: Reducing the Risk
    Annual Funding: $365,000
  • Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power and Potential
    (Atlanta, Georgia)
    Program Name: Reducing the Risk
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Health Care Education and Training (HCET)
    (Indianapolis, Indiana)
    Program Name: The Educating Communities for Healthy Outcomes Project
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Illinois Department of Human Services
    (Springfield, Illinois)
    Program Name: Love Notes; Reducing the Risk
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Johns Hopkins University
    (Baltimore, Maryland)
    Program Name: Respecting the Circle of Life: Mind, Body and Spirit
    Annual Funding: $365,000
  • Keiki o ka ‘Āina Preschool, Inc.
    (Honolulu, Hawaii)
    Program Name: Love Notes
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Lake Cumberland District Health Department
    (Somerset, Kentucky)
    Program Name: Reducing the Risk; The Wyman Teen Outreach Program
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Life-Skills Empowerment and Development Services, Inc.
    (Largo, Florida)
    Program Name: Health Education and Relationship Training Services
    Annual Funding: $433,000
  • Mission West Virginia, Inc.
    (Hurricane, West Virginia)
    Program Name: Love Notes Sexual Risk Avoidance
    Annual Funding: $492,000
  • Northeast Regional Educational Cooperative
    (Las Vegas, New Mexico)
    Program Name: The Teen Outreach Program
    Annual Funding: $382,000
  • The Obria Group, Inc.
    (Tustin, California)
    Program Name: REAL (Relationship Education and Leadership) Essentials (RE)
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • OIC of South Florida
    (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
    Program Name: Love Notes Sexual Risk Avoidance
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • PATH, Inc.
    (Portage, Indiana)
    Program Name: Positive Potential™
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Project Vida Health Center
    (El Paso, Texas)
    Program Name: Reducing the Risk
    Annual Funding: $443,000
  • San Diego Youth Services
    (San Diego, California)
    Program Name: The Community Assessment Team (CAT+) Project
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Scientific Research (SR1)
    (Ridgeland, Mississippi)
    Program Name: Love Notes Sexual Risk Avoidance Evidence Based Program
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Shaping Lives for Tomorrow, Inc.
    (Augusta, Georgia)
    Program Name: The Teen Outreach Program™
    Annual Funding: $487,000
  • Teen HYPE Youth Development Program
    (Detroit, Michigan)
    Program Name: Avoid, Connect, Thrive Project
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio
    (San Antonio, Texas)
    Program Name: Love Notes Sexual Risk Avoidance
    Annual Funding: $493,000
  • Urban League of the Upstate
    (Greenville, South Carolina)
    Program Name: Love Notes Sexual Risk Avoidance
    Annual Funding: $489,000
  • Women's Care Center of Erie County, Inc.
    (Erie, Pennsylvania)
    Program Name: REAL Essentials Advance and Families Talking Together
    Annual Funding: $493,000