Planned Parenthood of North Texas educators provide group educational programs throughout the community.  Locations are varied and include, among others, schools, colleges, faith-based organizations, PTAs, alternative school settings, youth and adult criminal justice settings, shelters, treatment facilities and social service settings. Curriculum is designed based on the needs of the participants, and new topics can be added as needed.

If you would like to speak to an educator, e-mail us or call (214) 363-2004 or (817) 882-1155.

Parent education and professional training programs for parents and other professionals who work with youth and young adults can also be scheduled. Program topics and approaches are customized to the needs of the group, but deal with all aspects of sexuality and sexual health.

Teen Savvy provides education to help teens identify problems that impact their successful transition into adulthood, promote self-esteem and offer referrals to those teens in trouble.

PPNT believes that everyone should have access to the information they need.  Whether you are a teenager or adult, student, parent, teacher, social service or health professional or leader of a faith based community, questions sometimes come up about sexuality and reproductive health.  PPNT provides a variety of resources for this information, including the Sid W. Richardson Learning Resource Center.

TeenAge Communication Theatre (TACT) is a vital component of the PPNT education program.  Learn more about TACT or schedule a program here.

The Training Institute for Improved Health provides workshops and seminars throughout the year for those who work with youth and young adults.  We also provide online training opportunities for those on the go!

PPNT sponsors a support group for those living with herpes.