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Parenting/Family Life/Family Studies
Sexual health education is often combined with teaching students about family life, parenting and other topics such as marriage, divorce and other aspects of our daily lives together. While this can make for more effective teaching about sexual health, the coverage of these topics is beyond the scope of the www.sexualityandu.ca web site. Consequently, for your convenience, we have identified some web sites for you to consider. However, the publishers, sponsors and partners to this web site do not necessarily agree with nor support the perspectives and resources offered through these web sites.
- Parent Help Line [CAN]
- Child and Family Canada [CAN]
- Talking with Kids About Tough Issues [USA]
Information on how to talk with your kids about sex, violence and other tough issues. This is a national campaign by Children Now and the Kaiser Family Foundation. - Childbirth.org [USA]
Information about childbirth and childbirth options from a consumer-oriented viewpoint. - Childbirth by Choice Trust [CAN]
Childbirth by Choice Trust educates the public about fertility control issues - like contraceptive use, unintended pregnancy, and abortion - so that people have the information they need to make up their own minds about these matters. Affiliated with the Canadian Health Network. - Kids Help Phone [CAN]
- Resource Center for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention
Last Modified: September 5, 2006