Health Promotion Specialists
ACHA has collected data from SHSs regarding STI/HIV surveillance, cervical cancer screening practices and management of abnormal results on a calendar year (CY) basis since 1991. Formerly known as the…
Read MoreGrounded in a reproductive well-being framework in which “…all people have equitable access to the information, services, systems and support they need to have control over their bodies, and to…
Read MoreThe American College Health Association “opposes any policy, at any level, that restricts, limits, or discourages access to gender-related services for transgender and nonbinary youth and/or adults in our communities.”…
Read MoreThis report examines the impact of recent legislation on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services on college campuses. Developed by the American College Health Foundation (ACHF) through an educational…
Read MoreThis toolkit presents a public health model of trauma-informed care to better address the impact of sexual violence on campuses. Campus sexual and relationship violence are serious public health issues…
Read MoreACHA has collected data from SHSs regarding STI/HIV surveillance, cervical cancer screening practices and management of abnormal results on a calendar year (CY) basis since 1991. Formerly known as the…
Read MoreA comprehensive technical report detailing the development, methodology, and validation of the American College Health Foundation (ACHF) Emotional Well-Being Survey. The American College Health Foundation (ACHF) Emotional Well-Being Survey…
Read MoreThese guidelines outline strategies that colleges and universities can adopt to mitigate the impact of recent legislation on their ability to provide reproductive health services, including abortion. Recent legislation and…
Read MoreACHA supports students’ unfettered access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services.
Read MoreACHA opposes any policy that restricts, limits, or discourages access to gender-related services for transgender and nonbinary youth and/or adults in our communities.
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