About Us

Heritage’s program aims to change adolescent perceptions about the importance and value of remaining abstinent outside of marriage. The ultimate goal is two-fold: (1) to increase the proportion of adolescents abstaining from sexual activity and (2) to increase support for abstinence among the adults who influence them.

The Heritage Method© is an A-H consistent, multifaceted, systemic approach to increasing the proportion of adolescents avoiding non-marital sexual activity. The program’s design serves one or more community high schools and the middle schools that feed them, as well as the community around the school(s).

The central component of the school-based program is Heritage Keepers Abstinence Education I & II, a 450-minute high-impact interactive curriculum developed for middle and/or high schools. Most often classes are 45-minute sessions on each of ten sequential school days or 90-minute sessions for five consecutive days. This component is supplemental to normal classes, such as health education. The Heritage Method© school-based component also includes Heritage Keepers Life Skills Education, Levels I-V, a maintenance component. Each level covers a year, is taught after or during school, and has twelve lessons designed for classes that are least 45 minutes in length; 90 minutes are preferred to allow time for review and interaction.

The Heritage Method© community-based program is designed to expand character, relationship and abstinence-promotion activities beyond the classroom to the community. Community-based curricula include the Parent Component, Faith Component, Media Component and FACC Component. Community activities include interactive meetings in public settings and homes, a 30-minute infomercial promoting abstinence, radio and TV PSAs, and collaboration with state and local agencies.

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Meet Our Staff

Kaleb Carter

Kaleb Carter was born on March 29th, 1980 in Owensboro, Kentucky. A graduate of the University of Kentucky with a degree in Psychology, he has been working with Heritage of Kentucky since July of 2004.

Montica Chambers

Montica Chambers has been with Heritage of Kentucky since October 2003. Originally from Louisville, KY, she moved to Lexington to attend the University of KY, where she attained a B.A. degree in 2002.

T'Ebony Torain

T’Ebony N. Torain is a twenty-four year old abstinence educator from Hopkinsville, KY. She enjoys working with young people of diverse backgrounds in order to promote the importance of abstaining from all sexual activity outside of marriage.

Greg Williams

Greg Williams is the President/CEO of Heritage of Kentucky. Greg is married to Ami Haid Williams and they have three children, Lansing, Harrison and Haidyn.