University of California San Francisco
April 18, 2025
Introduction (back to Table of Contents) Purpose This document offers concrete strategies Title V agencies and others can use to advance young adult health. Along...
Strategy 1: Collect Data & Adopt a Measure Why Measurement Counts As a starting point to better understand the needs of young adults in one’s...
Strategy 2: Build Collaborative Networks How Do Collaborations Help? By bringing stakeholders with diverse expertise together, collaborations enable more effective use of resources to address...
Strategy 3: Provide Training on YA Health Training to Take Action Learning how to engage young adults benefits Title V professionals, partners and programs through...
Strategy 4: Create YA Targeted Programs Ready to Launch Through the adoption of a YA state measure, collaboration with stakeholders and training of personnel, Title...
General Young Adult (YA) Health Health Insurance Incarcerated YA & Foster Youth Mental Health Reproductive/Sexual Health Substance Use Youth Advocacy Youth with Special HealthCare Needs...
Lessons Learned Tying it All Together Based on a review of US state policies and programs, and interviews with Title V leadership in states that...
Strategy 5: Use Innovative Outreach Finding Effective Outreach Channels Even the best programming won’t reach people without the right outreach, and companies have spent inordinate...
A Guide to Improving Young Adult Health The Adolescent & Young Adult Health National Resource Center has published a guide outlining five key strategies that...
At this year’s Title V Federal-State Maternal & Child Health Partnership meeting, the AYAH-NRC’s very own Dr. Charles E. Irwin was honored for his contributions to...