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Tulare County Grand Jury • 2014-2015

Health & Welfare

Published: September 18, 2014 6 pages
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Findings 5 findings

F1 Page 76
The majority of teen pregnancies in Tulare County are occurring with mothers 18-19 years of age. While still included in teen demographics, this age group is also considered adults.
F2 Page 76
While having a significantly higher rate than the state average, teen pregnancy rates have been steadily dropping in Tulare County.
F3 Page 76
The HHSA has numerous programs in place for pregnant teens and teen mothers. The majority of these programs assist teens after they are pregnant. Less focus was apparent in teen pregnancy prevention.
F4 Page 76
Although it may be difficult to prove a direct link, it is widely recognized that economic inequality, social marginalization and other structural factors affect teens’ sexual behavior patterns. How these behaviors are linked with teens’ race or ethnicity, educational achievements or family income is difficult to prove.
F5 Page 76
There was a wide disparity in race and ethnicity, with rates among both African Americans and Hispanic teens remaining twice as high as among other ethnic groups.

Recommendations 2

No Responses Found 1

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