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As part of your HOPE course, you will need to attend in person and successfully complete an adult or Heart Saver Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation course and provide verification, in the form of a card or certificate. Online CPR courses cannot be completed for HOPE course credit. The typical CPR class completed at a local facility is three to four hours in length. You should begin planning your CPR class early, as it takes time to enroll, attend, and receive your verification of completion from the facility. Please review the CPR Getting Started Guide for more information. Teens in different communities face many different types of issues. If you are worrying about an issue, chances are there are probably other people in your community who are also worried. Educating yourself and others about such issues is one way of being a positive source of influence in your community.

For this topic, you are a director of a teen health organization dedicated to supporting the wellness choices of teens in your community. You will develop and conduct a survey to identify an issue that is a significant challenge to teens in your community and research information about this issue. Your project for this topic will require you to create a tool that will generate public awareness of the issue and influence others to make positive wellness choices. The lessons in this topic will provide you with information about several issues that challenge many teens, but you are encouraged to address the specific issues within your community.

Teens get information from many different sources. It will be up to you to decide which format will be most appropriate to address the issue you choose. Based on your interests and strengths, you will choose one of the following project options. Read over each project option description and begin to think about which one interests you the most.

Option One: Website

Do you believe that teens primarily use the Internet as a quick and reliable way to