True You Maryland sponsors a variety of trainings and online events throughout the year. When these events are scheduled we will post the event information and registration here, as well as with any partner events that have been submitted via email using the button below.
True You Maryland brings together partners in six rural Maryland counties—Allegany, Washington, Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester.
True You Maryland aims to achieve a…
True You Maryland intends to reach 4,378 high school youth, 876 youth in the community, and 438 parents/caregivers/trusted adults in Year 1 (2020-2021). See our logic model for more information on the project.
Even though True You Maryland is a state-level project, we are part of a national wide program of the Office of Population Affairs. See their website to learn more about other grantees and how they are changing the lives of young people across the country.
Please update this information on your quarterly report, as well as whenever a new staff person is added/removed from the project. Contact Shanise for staffing changes.
The True You Maryland County-Level Partners folder on Google Drive is your one-stop shop for everything you need. Yes, it’s restricted, so if the link doesn’t work for you, you can request access.
In this folder, you’ll find:
Each county also has a dedicated subfolder—this is where you should save your project-related files.
Adaption Requests
Adaptation requests are submitted in an online request form.
Quarterly Reports
Healthy Teen Network subcontractors submit quarterly reports using the online report submission form. Local health departments and Maryland Department of Health subcontractors submit quarterly reports via email to Christine Johnson.
Fidelity Monitoring Logs
Stay tuned for how to submit fidelity monitoring logs!
This project is/was supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Population Affairs (OPA), Teen Pregnancy Prevention Tier 1 grant, 1 TP1AH000234-01-00, as administered by the Maryland Department of Health. The information or content presented are those of the author and shall not be construed as the official position or policy, nor any endorsement, by HHS, the Federal Government, or the Maryland Department of Health.