Youth Health Services

Promoting the health and learning readiness of children, youth, and young adults in King County

	About Us In collaborative community partnerships, Youth Health Services promotes the health and learning readiness of children, youth, and young adults in King County by supporting health promotion efforts and assuring access to high-quality, coordinated health and preventive services. Mission & Program Overview

	Programs & Partnerships YHS Partners

	School-Based/Linked Teen Health Centers What is a school-based or linked teen health center? The need for teen health centers Teen health centers in King County

	Reports (PDF) Evaluation of School-Based Health Center Clinic and School Nurse Services in Seattle, Washington, September 2000 - December 2003 Appendix A: Seattle Families and Education Levy, Evaluation of Teen Health and Middle School Wellness Centers including School Nurse Services Appendix B: Evaluation of School-Based Health Centers in Seattle, Washington (Dec. 2002) Appendix C: School Based Health Center User Outcomes Evaluation Appendix D: Analysis of School-Based Health Center Clinic and School District Data for High School and Middle School Students, 2001-2002 School Year Appendix E (draft, unavailable): Qualitative Case-Study of SBHC Users, School Based Health Center User Outcomes Evaluation Middle School Health Education Program - Program Evaluation, 2002 Evaluation of School-Based Health Centers in Seattle, Washington. December 2002 2002-2003 YHS Annual Report 2001-2002 YHS Annual Report 2000-2001 YHS Annual Report 2000-2001 School-Based Teen Health Center User Evaluation 1999-2000 YHS Annual Report

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