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Alex's Lemonade Stand

Best of Back Talk

Co-ed Sports

Eating Disorders

Financial Literacy for Teens

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Teens - Special Edition

Job-Shadow Contest Special

Job-Shadowing with the US Coast Guard

Life Afer High School Special

Mean Girls & Bullying

Models, Media & Makeup: Tricks of the Trade

Sports Camp for Blind Teens

Teen Brains & Risk-Taking

Teens & Depression

Teen Health - Special Edition

Teen Health & Safety Special

Teens & Hurricane Relief

Teens Learn Negotiating Skills

Teens & Alcohol

Teens & Obesity

Teens & Organ Donation

Teens & Driving Safety

Teen Legislature

Teens & Online Safety

Teens & Sexual Assault

Teens on Smoking

Workforce Special Edition 1

Workforce Special Edition 2

Workforce Special Edition 3

Workforce Special Edition 4

 


TEEN OBESITY
Too many teens are making once-in-awhile treats a part of their everyday diet. American teenagers weigh more now than they ever have before, and obesity is the most common health problem in kids. Find out how to reverse some of the riskiest diet habits – and see the results of healthy eating!

HELPFUL LINKS:
American Diabetes Association
or call 1-800-DIABETES
TODAY Program at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Overweight Teen


MANUFACTURING
The manufacturing industry employs nearly 14 percent of all workers in the United States – and jobs are always available, offering great pay and challenging and exciting work. Go behind-the-scenes to learn about the many opportunities in manufacturing.

HELPFUL LINKS:
New Century Careers or call: 412-258-6624
L.I.G.H.T.
National Tooling and Machining Association
Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor & Industry, Center for Workforce Information & Analysis
Pennsylvania CareerLink

 


TEENS on GRIEF
Find out more about managing the overwhelming emotions and grief you're feeling if you've lost a family member or friend. Also learn ways to support a friend who's experiencing grief.

This list of books was recommended by The Caring Place in Pittsburgh, PA:
Fire in My Heart Ice in My Veins, Enid Samuel Traisman
The Grieving Teen, Helen Fitzgerald
How it Feels When a Parent Dies, Jill Krementz
Straight Talk About Death For Teenagers, Earl A. Grollman
Living When a Young Friend Commits Suicide, Earl Grollman

HELPFUL LINKS:
The Good Grief Center for Bereavement Support or call: 412.461.1776 or 1.888.GRIEF88
Contact Pittsburgh, 24-hour crisis and suicide hotline: 412.820-HELP (4357)
The Center for Victims of Violence and Crime: 412.392.8582.
The Caring Place: a center for grieving children, adolescents and their families. Call: 1.888.224.4673.
Catholic Charities Bereavement Program: Offers faith-based encouragement and materials as well as referrals to support groups for adults and their own Touch of Love Support Groups for children and youth in grief. Call: 412.456.6923


TEENS FOR THE CURE/RACE FOR THE CURE
Teens have the power to help in the fight against breast cancer – a disease that will affect 1 out of every 8 women over a lifetime. Discover ways to volunteer, and find out more about this disease.

HELPFUL LINKS:
Race for the Cure
Susan G. Komen Help Line
Call: 1-800-I'M AWARE
National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.

 

 

 

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