Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) Training and Technical Assistance Feedback Survey (2022)

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Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) Training and Technical Assistance Feedback Survey (2022)

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Appendix A – Feedback Survey

Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE)

Feedback Survey (2022)



Dear Grantees,

RTI International, along with our partners, Child Trends and Miami Environmental & Energy Solutions, are pleased to have the opportunity to work with you to provide Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) training and technical assistance (T&TA). The RTI team provides these services to support the expansion of grantees’ capacity to implement quality services and address the needs of the youth and families they serve.

As the T&TA provider, our goals are to provide information and resources tailored to your specific needs and to continually provide all SRAE grantees with the most updated and helpful information. To this end, we are conducting a survey to identify T&TA needs and preferences to address this year.

The Family and Youth Services Bureau requests that at least one representative from each grantee organization complete this SRAE T&TA Feedback Survey, however all individuals involved in your organization’s SRAE grant are welcome to complete a survey. We also encourage you to share this survey with your subrecipients. Respondents should consider their responses based on the needs for their position and responsibilities related to the SRAE grant.

Participation in this survey is voluntary and individual responses will be kept private. This survey should take no more than 16 minutes to complete. We request that you respond by Month Day, 2022.

If you have any technical issues with completing the survey or questions about the content please contact [email protected].

Thank you for your help,

The RTI SRAE T&TA Team



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Background and Descriptive Information

  1. Grantee organization completing the form. (If you are a subrecipient, please identify the name of the primary grantee). Dropdown list of grantees



  1. What is your SRAE funding stream? Grantees who have more than one SRAE grant should submit separate survey responses for each. [Select one]

  • Title V State SRAE

  • Title V State SRAE Sub-recipient

  • Title V Competitive SRAE

  • General Departmental SRAE



  1. Which of the following best describes your role on the grant? [Select one]

  • Project director

  • Project manager

  • Front-line/field staff (e.g., health educators, program facilitators)

  • Evaluator

  • Subrecipient staff

  • Other – Write In (Required)



  1. What delivery setting best describes your approach? [Select all that apply]

  • Schools or after-school programs through the school

  • Community-based center

  • Faith-based setting

  • Foster care setting

  • Setting within juvenile justice system

  • Other [please specify]__________



  1. How long have you worked on this SRAE program (including the current grant and any previous FYSB funded SRAE grants)? [Select one]

  • Less than 1 year

  • 1 to 2 years

  • 3 to 5 years

  • more than 5 years



  1. Including any past work, how many total years of experience do you have in your current role on the grant? [Select one]

  • Less than 1 year

  • 1 to 2 years

  • 3 to 5 years

  • more than 5 years



  1. How many staff currently work on this SRAE grant within your organization?

  • 0-5

  • 6-10

  • 11-25

  • More than 25



  1. How much prior experience does your organization have with federally funded grants other than this grant? [Select one]

  • Less than 1 year

  • 1 to 2 years

  • 3 to 5 years

  • more than 5 years



  1. How much prior experience does your organization have with federally funded adolescent health grant programs other than FYSB funded grants (e.g., Office of Population Affairs Teen Pregnancy Prevention grants)?

  • Less than 1 year

  • 1 to 2 years

  • 3 to 5 years

  • more than 5 years


Satisfaction with T&TA Events provided during the Fiscal Year 2021


  1. We are interested in learning more about your satisfaction with the T&TA you received last year. Please think about your experiences with T&TA for your SRAE-related project work in the previous year and indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements:


Agree Strongly

Agree

Disagree

Disagree Strongly

Our program/organization was able to easily access the T&TA support needed to implement a high-quality SRAE program.





Our program/organization benefited from T&TA for staff to learn more about SRAE program content (i.e., required topics A-F, program management, positive youth development).





Our program/organization used The Exchange to find resources and events, and to connect with other SRAE grantees.







  1. Think about the print-based materials you accessed through The Exchange. Please rate how useful the following types of materials are for your program. If you did not use the materials, please indicate “Did not use/Have not reviewed.”


Very Useful

Useful

Somewhat Useful

Not at all Useful

Didn’t Use/Have not reviewed

Research-Based Tip Sheets: Brief, 5- to 7-page documents with specific tips and strategies (e.g., Implementing a Sexual Risk Avoidance Education Program at the Local Level)






Resource Guides/Toolkits: Longer, more detailed reports with links to external information (e.g., Toolkit for Engaging Parents and Caregivers in Optimal Health Programming)






Infographics for youth






Infographics for community members, including parents (e.g., Talking with Teens about Relationships and Sex)








  1. Please indicate what you found most helpful about any of the T&TA activities you participated in last year, and why. (Open field)



  1. What would you have liked to learn more about to improve the implementation of your grant project?



  1. What recommendations do you have for expanding and enhancing the T&TA offered to SRAE grantees?


Future T&TA Needs

  1. Do you need assistance with:



    1. selecting your curriculum?

    2. implementing your curriculum?

    3. If yes, what types of assistance would be helpful?



  1. Please indicate your level of need for T&TA in the following Program Implementation areas:


No need for T&TA

Low need for T&TA

Moderate need for T&TA

High need for T&TA

Not applicable

Implementing virtual programs






Adapting curriculum






Recruiting youth participants






Obtaining parental consent for youth participation






Retaining youth participants






Creating and maintaining inclusive programming environments (i.e., strategies to ensure youth who identify as LGBTQ+ are welcome in the program)






Implementing the program in a way that is trauma-informed






Implementing SRAE programming in a way that advances health equity and inclusivity






Developing and implementing a fidelity monitoring plan






Classroom management






Medical accuracy of curriculum






Effective social media messaging for youth






Other:








  1. Please indicate your level of need for T&TA in the following Program Management areas:


No need for T&TA

Low need for T&TA

Moderate need for T&TA

High need for T&TA

Not applicable

Program management






Grants management and compliance issues






Continuous quality improvement






Sustaining program implementation






Hiring staff






Developing staff






Staff retention and support






Developing leadership skills






Supporting sub-recipients






Developing referral networks






Developing supportive partnerships






Communicating with key stakeholders (including partners, parents, and others)






Recruitment and retention of schools and other implementation sites






Instructional design






Other:








  1. Please indicate your level of need for T&TA in the following Adolescent Health Content areas:


No need for T&TA

Low need for T&TA

Moderate need for T&TA

High need for T&TA

Not applicable

Risky behavior prevention (e.g., tobacco, alcohol, drugs)






Adolescent development






Parental monitoring and support






Collective trauma and impact on youth and adults supporting youth






Mental health of young people






Interpersonal violence






Social emotional learning and resilience






Behavior change theories






Social determinants of health, health equity, and implications for adolescents






Diversity, equity, and inclusion






Needs of diverse populations of youth






Positive youth development






Self-regulation






Goal setting






Healthy decision making






Healthy relationships






STIs and prevention methods






Decreasing use of/exposure to unhealthy social media and internet exposure






Other:








  1. The following are required topics in SRAE grants. Please rank the topics in order of your need for more support. A ranking of 1 is the topic for which you need the most support, and a ranking of 6 is the topic for which you need the least support. [Please rank order]


  1. The holistic individual and societal benefits associated with personal responsibility, self-regulation, goal setting, healthy decision making, and a focus on the future

  2. The advantage of refraining from non-marital sexual activity in order to improve the future prospects, and physical and emotional health of youth

  3. The increased likelihood of avoiding poverty when youth attain self-sufficiency and emotional maturity before engaging in sexual activity

  4. The foundational components of healthy relationships and their impact on the formation of healthy marriages and safe and stable families

  5. How other youth risk behaviors, such as drug and alcohol usage, increase the risk for teen sex

  6. How to resist and avoid, and receive help regarding sexual coercion and dating violence, recognizing that even with consent teen sex remains a youth risk behavior



  1. Are there particular sub-populations of youth for which additional TA might be helpful? This could include new sub-populations or groups that you are planning to engage this year.

  • Yes

  • No

If yes, please describe: _______________________________



  1. Please indicate your level of need for training or technical assistance to build your program capacity on human trafficking and its intersection with youth participating in your program.


No need for T&TA

Low need for T&TA

Moderate need for T&TA

High need for T&TA

Not applicable

Screening and assessment tools and practices for human trafficking






Human trafficking policies and protocols






Parent and community involvement






Human trafficking and underserved youth (i.e. Native, LGBTQ, Hispanic, African American)






Labor trafficking and youth






Trauma and human trafficking






Sexual coercion and human trafficking






Social media, risky sexual behavior, and human trafficking






Human trafficking and adolescent health






Other:










  1. Thinking about the type of off-site TA that is offered, how much would you be interested in the following types of off-site TA:

Type

Very interested

Somewhat interested

Not interested

Affinity groups (i.e., small-group TA focused on skill-building and experience sharing on a particular topic)




Proactive TA delivered to a small group of grantees at regular intervals throughout the year (i.e., “office hours” style calls, or “liaison groups”)




Webinars




Podcasts




Brief on-demand videos




Written/printed resources, such as tip sheets




Q&A with experts




Motivational talks (recorded)






  1. Is there another format of TA that you would recommend we consider for the future?



  1. Would you or someone on your team like to share your program’s experience with any of the topic areas covered in this survey with other grantees at an annual conference, on a cluster call, or via a webinar?

  • Yes

  • No (not at this time)

If yes, please identify who and which topic area(s):

 

We’d also like to know about barriers to receiving T&TA.

  1. Please indicate which of the following are challenges you’ve experienced in taking part in T&TA activities (mark all that apply):

  • Don’t hear about webinars, cluster calls

  • Topics of webinars are not relevant

  • Topics of cluster calls are not relevant

  • Timing of events (e.g., webinars, cluster calls) makes it difficult for me to attend

  • Insufficient funds for me to attend topical trainings (in-person)

  • Insufficient funds for me to attend the Annual Conference (in-person)

Have difficulty accessing Tip Sheets, e-Learning Modules, and other materials on The Exchange

  • Too busy to attend webinars

  • Too busy to attend cluster calls

  • Other: _________________________________________________

  • None of the above


For any of the challenges that you have identified above, is there any additional information

that you think would be helpful for us to know for addressing the challenges you have experienced?



Thank you for completing the 2022 SRAE T&TA Grantee Feedback Survey. Your feedback is important to us. The results will be shared, in aggregate, with FYSB to support planning to enhance T&TA efforts.

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