Minnesota's Healthy Teen Initiatives Program

Sexual Risk Avoidance Education Grant Program (SRAE)

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Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) Performance Measures

As a recipient of the Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) program funding, MDH is required by Congress to participate in the collection and analyses of performance measures. SRAE sub-awardees are required to collect the performance measures from their implementation site(s) and report those data to MDH. Sub-awardees are required to report on participant and program measures separately for each program model or curriculum implemented at their program site. MDH validates and reports the data to the Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) and the Administration for Children Youth and Family (ACYF) the federal funding entity. There are three categories of performance measures:

Measures of structure, cost and support for program implementation
Program measures: measures of program delivery and program engagement for each program model
Participant measures: participant characteristics, perceptions of program experiences and perception of program effects for those served under each program model

SRAE Data Collection Tools for 2020 - 2021 Grant Year

The data tools for collecting and reporting SRAE performance measures for the current reporting periods are shown below. Download and use the data reporting tools for collecting and reporting performance measures.

2019 – 2020 Data Reporting Tools

Data Collection Definition and Guidelines

Measures of structure, cost, and support for program implementation and attendance, reach, and dosage are reported at the grantee, provider, and program levels. These documents outline the specific measures that need to be reported at each level and provide information on the required data privacy and security protocols for SRAE performance measures.