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The Children’s Aid Society Carerra Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program has enjoyed over ten years of success and counting. While we never equate our program as a quick-fix to the issue of adolescent pregnancy, we do like to measure our success. In addition to the following article, the most up-to-date articles can be viewed on the Children’s Aid Society web site.

Carrera Model Celebrates 20 Years
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On September 30, 2004, The Children’s Aid Society (CAS) celebrated 20 years of success of its acclaimed teen pregnancy prevention program at the Harvard Club of New York. Nearly 150 guests joined Jane Fonda; Philip Coltoff, Children’s Aid’s CEO; Dr. Michael Carrera, founder and director of the program; honoree Mrs. Milton Stern and past graduates of the program in this gala evening, which raised almost $600,000 for this effective program. The program has served nearly 10,000 youth in some of New York City’s most disadvantaged communities.

At the event, Jane Fonda professed her admiration for Dr. Michael Carrera and the CAS Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program. Fonda, herself an advocate for teen pregnancy prevention and founder of the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, spoke glowingly of the holistic approach taken by the CAS program and the work to which Dr. Carrera has dedicated his life.

Mrs. Milton Stern, a key supporter of The Children’s Aid Society’s teen pregnancy prevention program for its entire 20-year history, was also honored and received an award from Philip Coltoff.

Hugh Hildesley, an auctioneer from Sotheby’s, conducted a spirited live auction of unique items.

 

Dr. Michael A. Carrera, director of The Children’s Aid Society’s successful teen pregnancy prevention program, and CAS CEO Philip Coltoff celebrate with honoree (and CAS Trustee) Mrs. Milton Stern. Children’s Aid’s president-elect Angela Diaz, M.D., Jane Fonda, CAS Trustee Martha Berman Lipp, and CAS CEO Philip Coltoff.

 

Vanity Fair photographer Mark Seliger and Ruth Levy. Christopher D'Amelio, owner of D'Amelio Terras Gallery, and his wife Cecile.

 

Dr. Michael A. Carrera, director of The Children’s Aid Society’s successful teen pregnancy prevention program. Shevone Glover and Felipe Ayala past graduates of the program. Dr. Michael A. Carrera, director of The Children’s Aid Society’s teen pregnancy prevention program receives award from The children's aid Society.

 

Edgar Koerner Children's Aid Society Board Chairman Shares his special poem for Dr. Carrera celebrating 20 years of his great program. Click on the picture to read the poem.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In The News
Dr. Michael Carrera to Receive Richard Cross Award from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
The Children's Aid Society
ER’s Maura Tierney Wins $100,000 on Bravo's Celebrity Poker Showdown for CAS' Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program
The Children's Aid Society
Abstinence-Only for Teenagers: A Pipe Dream
The Wall Street Journal
Abstinence Isn't the Only Way
USA Today
Program Finds Success in Reducing Teenage Pregnancy
The New York Times
Carrera Model Program creator speaks at GC&SU;
The Union-Recorder
Baltimore Experiences Lowest Teen Birth Rate in City History
Baltimore Health Department
Abstinence-Only for Teenagers: A Pipe Dream
The Wall Street Journal
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Mother of All Wars
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1 million teens a year get pregnant
1 in 4 new STDs occur in adolescents
Teen pregnancies cost U.S. taxpayers $7 billion a year

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