Peer-Led Classroom Discussion Sessions
providing practical information focusing on a myriad of critical health issues such as depression, suicide, obesity, abuse
HIP is an innovative, peer-to-peer, comprehensive health education program
for high school students.
HIP empowers student ambassadors to teach health education to their peers—at their own schools. HIP trains high school students to create school environments that are safe, supportive and inclusive.
HIP students report:
Peer-Led Classroom Discussion Sessions
providing practical information focusing on a myriad of critical health issues such as depression, suicide, obesity, abuse
Health Resource Website
providing easily-accessible, relevant health information, maximizing the resources that exist at the students’ schools and in their communities
Campus-Wide Print & Social Media Health Campaign
providing students with tips for prevention and encouraging them to access reliable health information and resources
100
high schools across Miami-Dade (3rd largest school district in the country), Broward (6th largest), Monroe, Pinellas, Little Rock & Minneapolis
24,500
11th and 12th grade student
peer health educators
490,000
9th grade students