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New for 2025-2026
New for 2025-2026
We have launched a new and improved Professional Learning Catalog (opens in new window) site, which is now integrated with the Office of School Wellness Programs Wellness Hub. Starting this school year, all professional learning opportunities from our Office are now available only on the new site. This former catalog will no longer be updated.
Bookmark the new catalog link (opens in new window) for continued access to our professional learning opportunities.
Visit the Events and Professional Learning page (opens in new window) of our Support Center for more information about the new catalog features, and answers to questions about registration, CTLE, and other professional learning topics.
Election Day 2025: Registration for our November 4 online professional learning offerings will launch in our School Wellness Weekly (opens in new window) newsletter in mid-October. Subscribe to the newsletter to stay informed about professional learning and other opportunities throughout the year.
For More Info: Visit the Office of School Wellness Programs Support Center (opens in new window) for information about the instructional content areas and programs we support, including answers to frequently asked questions.
The Condom Availability Program (opens in new window) is part of NYC's HIV education program, which requires HIV education for all students, every year. Students in grades 9-12 can go to their school’s Health Resource Room to request information about HIV and other reproductive and sexual health topics, free condoms and other resources, and referrals to local health clinics and services.
Condom Availability Program
Condom Availability Program
Live Webinars For Untrained School Staff
In order to be CAP-certified, participants must attend all webinars of the three-part training series.
Condom Availability Program Overview (Part 1 of 3)
This three-part training webinar builds participants' skills for implementing or enhancing a Condom Availability Program (CAP) at their school. As a result of the first webinar, participants will be able to: identify characteristics of a trusted adult, interpret statistics related to NYC students that demonstrate the importance of CAP, and recognize the NYCPS mandates and requirements to effectively operate CAP at their school. CTLE: 90 minutes. Registration links below.
Condom Demonstrations and Answering Sensitive Questions (Part 2 of 3)
This three-part training webinar builds participants' skills for implementing or enhancing a Condom Availability Program (CAP) at their school. As a result of the second webinar, participants will be able to: define sexual consent and explain its importance, describe and demonstrate steps for correct external/internal condom use, and answer sensitive questions. CTLE: 90 minutes. Registration links below.
Health Referrals and Next Steps (Part 3 of 3)
This three-part training webinar builds participants’ skills for implementing or enhancing a Condom Availability Program (CAP) at their school. As a result of the third webinar, participants will be able to: recognize minors' rights to accessing health care in New York, establish partnerships with and refer students to local health and youth serving organizations. Participants will end the webinar by identifying clear next steps they will take to implement or enhance the CAP at their school. CTLE: 75 minutes. Registration links below.
Registration: Participants must attend all webinars of the three-part training series to become CAP-certified.
Condom Availability Program Resources
Condom Availability Program Resources
Professional Learning Policies and Expectations
Professional Learning Policies and Expectations
Please review the Office of School Wellness Programs Professional Learning Policies and Expectations (opens in new window).
Contact Your Borough Team For Support
Contact Your Borough Team For Support
Please contact your borough team with any questions:
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