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76 ETR Associates and Office of Adolescent Health, 2011Activity Facilitator Youth6. Condoms Asked about the participant’s use of condoms. Responded to the questionWrote “pros” on the left and “cons” on the rightside of a new flipchart pageElicited and recorded advantages of usingcondoms and prompted any pros she didn’tmention using the why? points on the “Use It”checklistDistributed the “Condoms: How to Use Them”brochureReviewed correct condom use technique withadditional directionsAsked the participant to put a condom on apenis model, checked off the correspondingboxes in the “Use It” checklist, and reviewed thepoints she covered and those she forgotUsed the female anatomical model todemonstrate how to use the female condomDistributed the condom key chain7. Obtaining Condoms Asked if the participant had ever gottencondoms:Developed by• If answered yes, asked where she gotthem and if she knows of other places toget them• If answered no, asked why not and if shefeels uncomfortable buying them from astoreMentioned additional places she can getcondomsSociometrics, http://www.socio.com/Offered advantages and disadvantages ofcondom useReceived the “Condoms: How to Use Them”brochureReviewed correct condom use techniquePut a condom on a penis modelFollowed the demonstrationReceived the condom key chainAnswered the questions about obtainingcondomsSafer Sex Intervention Adaptation Kit Fidelity Monitoring Tool
ETR Associates and Office of Adolescent Health, 2011 77Activity Facilitator Youth8. Secondary Abstinence Asked the participant if she had ever said no tosex and engaged in a discussion about whysomeone might say no to sex and how she isalways free to decide not to have sexDistributed the “101 Ways to Say No to Sex”brochureAsked the participant about benefits of nothaving sex and for some things she can do witha boyfriend that won’t cause STIs/pregnancy9. Talking about Sex Engaged in a discussion about pressure to havesex from boyfriends, music, TV shows, andmovies and asked if the participant feels a lot ofpressure to have sexDeveloped byEncouraged the participant to:• Know the risks• Know her rights• Be self-confident• Respect her life• Practice expressing herselfTold the participant that the best way to talkabout protection is before getting physical withsomeone and in a neutral place (not in thebedroom or a car)Discussed the importance of not mixing alcoholor drugs with sexual intercourseSociometrics, http://www.socio.com/Answered the question and discussed answersReceived the “101 Ways to Say No to Sex”brochureListed some benefits of not having sexAnswered if she feels pressure to have sexFollowed the discussionFidelity Monitoring Tool Safer Sex Intervention Adaptation Kit
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