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About Each One Teach One

Who We Are

What our Clients Say:

I’ve learned a lot from you all. So keep up the excellent work...”

David S. (teen)

“I constantly bear witness to your awesome compassion for the survival of our people against HIV/AIDS epidemic. Your creative style of educating youth and adults had drawn audiences that I thought could not be reached.”

Audrey Scott (adult)

Today was a break through for me and my daughter and it brought us closer together as a result of coming to your show. Our communication was increased: I thank you and Valerie very much. Valerie is a great producer :)
....You are a blessing and your work is powerful.
--L. McCain
Newark, New Jersey

"E1T1 made it easy to understand and remember." Tiffany P. (teen).


Alyson Lang, Executive Director

Our Mission . . .
To eliminate health disparities by empowering disadvantaged people to make healthier choices.

We're good at Mobilizing, Engaging and Motivating disadvantaged populations, not being served through conventional health care methods.
As our name suggests, we encourage each person we educate to influence another person to commit to changing an unhealthy behavior, which results in
each one, teaching one!

What We Do

Each One Teach One has served over 25,000 Delaware youth and adults since October 2001.

Our services include:

	"Reality Check" Monthly Ch. 28 Cable TV Show
	Prevention Programs for Teens and Adult
	Community Health Fairs
	Neighborhood Outreach
	HIV Rapid Testing and Risk Reduction Counseling
	Special Community Events
	Linkage to Medical/Social Service Agencies

How We Work

Each One Teach One's "Do Your Part" project targets at-risk African American women of childbearing age (13-45) and their male partners (13 and older), especially men re-entering society from prison.

E1T1's strategy is to implement the Real AIDS Prevention Project (RAPP) in three communities located within the zip codes with the highest reported HIV/AIDS rates in New Castle County, Delaware. RAPP is a community level intervention that includes peer-led community education. It uses individual and group-level interventions, along with outreach to promote behavioral change and HIV testing.

RAPP is a research based intervention funded by the CDC that has proven to effectively increase condom use by women and their partners. It also has succeeded in changing community norms to make practicing safer sex more acceptable while involving the entire community in the effort of reducing HIV infection.

The project is implemented in 4 stages:

The hiring and training of staff
A 12-step community assessment
The implementation of RAPP's core components -
- Peer networks
- Staged-based encounter
- Role model stories
- Community networks
- Small group activities
Project evaluation

What Makes the Project Unique?

Recognizing the importance of offering services that are interesting and relevant, Each One Teach One specializes in “Edu-tainment”, a combination of education and entertainment. The organization knows how to engage minority and underserved populations, many of whom are not being served by conventional health education programs. We make learning fun!