Developing a Healthcare Advocacy Plan

According to the research done by the Marie Stopes International Organization (2007), the world has more than a half young adults that lie between the age of 10 to 19 years, and most of this people are sexually active. These young adults in most cases they have limited knowledge and understanding about health threats associated with sex (Moir, J. , & Leishman, J. L. The spread of sexuality transmitted infections and pregnancy are two common issues that relate to each other. The health advocacy plan will offer a daily activity after school for teens who have extra time, and they are in need of guidance. (U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2016), the future health of an individual depends significantly on how he or she spent their time during the adolescent age.

This plan will come up with significant projects that will assist the teens to minimize their extra times after school. On a weekly basis, the plan will offer parents with a night in order to benchmark the learning program conveyed to their teens. It gives teens and their families with a platform to bring togetherness offering adolescence an opportunity to develop skills and knowledge adequately to promote both social experiences and positive emotions that permits young adults to escape adverse health impacts (U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2016. For the teens to live a healthier life, these are the most significant cornerstones that should be emphasized in the community. cdc. gov/teenpregnancy/about/index. htm Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2016).