KBFPC employs & trains teens ages 14-18 to teach with adult staff, co-lead workshops and activities, and represent our organization in the community.
This means students get important information about health, relationships, life skills, and resources from their peers. KBFPC's Peer Education helps increase knowledge and positive experiences for teens.
What's a Peer Educator?
KBFPC Peer Educators get paid to meet regularly as a team with the Education Coordinator. They become experts on positive youth development, sexual health and wellness, and more. Trained Peer Eds co-teach our comprehensive, resiliency-based sexual health classes alongside program staff. Job perks include cool learning opportunities and creative projects, and getting to hang out with a seriously fun group of people.