WoMen’s Rural Advocacy Programs, Inc. (WRAP)

WRAP’s prevention work through the Comprehensive Primary Prevention Program (CPPP) focuses on engaging youth and communities in conversations about healthy relationships, boundaries, and technology safety. A central part of this work is the Plan.Post.Play workbook, developed by WRAP staff in partnership with youth and community collaborators. Through school-based education, skills groups, and community outreach, WRAP works to build skills and prevent violence before it occurs.

Youth often share that they have not had access to this type of information before and that having open, honest conversations about relationships and online safety makes a difference. WRAP currently engages more than 450 youth each year, and demand continues to grow as more young people seek out these conversations and supports.

This need is reinforced by community partners across WRAP’s service area. Feedback from WRAP’s community partner survey conducted March 19–31, 2026, pointed to a clear demand for expanded school-based prevention efforts, earlier intervention, and more accessible education around healthy relationships and boundaries.

The Plan.Post.Play workbook was developed based on real experiences and feedback from youth. It helps young people think critically about technology use, build healthy relationship skills, and recognize unsafe situations. This work meets youth where they are and gives them tools they can use in their daily lives.

For more information, please contact:

• Becci ten Bensel, Executive Director
• Brittany Miller, Youth Program Director
• Brooklyn Schwartz, Administrative Director