Prevention and Education

Education Awareness Programs

Education awareness programs are one-time presentations designed to raise awareness about sexual violence and other related topics. The presentations also provide information about SAPCC services. Presentations can be adapted to meet the needs of the organization, business, school, or community group’s target audience. To learn more about the education awareness programs see the program descriptions below.

Fees for both primary prevention and education awareness programs vary and are offered on a sliding scale.

  • Sexual Violence 101

    Sexual Harassment

    Consent

    Bystander Intervention

    Sexual Assault and Drugs/Alcohol

    Healthy Relationships

    Internet Safety

    Nurturing Positive Sexual Development

    Trauma 101

    Trauma- Informed Classrooms

    Sexual Violence in the Media

    Intersections of Oppression and Sexual Assault

    LGBTQ+ and Sexual Violence

    Self-Care

    Vicarious Trauma

    Internet Safety

    Human Trafficking

    SAPCC Services

    Adverse Childhood Experiences: Impact on Health

Program Descriptions
Program Request Form

Primary Prevention Programs

Primary prevention programs are series designed to move beyond awareness and education by focusing on skill building, as well as changing attitudes beliefs, and behaviors in order to prevent sexual harassment, abuse, assault, and other forms of violence. Primary prevention programs are designed to prevent sexual violence before it occurs by focusing on conditions that reduce violence. Primary prevention programs are comprehensive, developmentally appropriate, and occur over a period of time as a series. To learn more about the primary prevention programs see the program descriptions below.

  • Bigs and Littles: Sisters and Brothers

    Girl Power!

    Care for Kids

    We Care Elementary

    SAFE-T

    Boss of My Body

    Safe Dates

    Safe Dates Abridged

  • Parents in the Know

    Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

    Relationships and Boundaries Series

Program Descriptions
Program Request Form

“The students enjoyed the [Boss of My Body] program a lot and they have been communicating a lot more about their boundaries with their peers! They also have been communicating with me and my assistant teacher more because you have reminded them that we are trusted adults and to come to us when something occurs”

— Olivia Krouse, Kindergarten Teacher

Mandated Reporter Training

The training meets both Act 31* and Act 126** requirements. The workshop defines forms of abuse, identifies the role of a mandator, and outlines the reporting process for the state of Pennsylvania. The live training provides opportunities for questions and guidance that pre-recorded Mandated Reporter trainings do not.

*Act 31 requires all employees licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of State to take a 2 to 3 hour training on Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse every 2 years.

**Act 126, the Pennsylvania Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting Training mandates that all school entities and independent contractors who have direct contact with children a minimum of 3 hours of training every five years on child abuse, recognition, and reporting.