September 27 2012
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The National Clearinghouse on Families & Youth is a free information service of the Family and Youth Services Bureau, within the Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. If you're having trouble viewing this e-mail, please click here to view it on the web. New Podcasts
Primary Sources: Being Resilient Has Pros and Cons for Homeless Youth
The Intern Chronicles, Part 3: Help Youth Make the Most of an Internship
Five Steps to Recovering From a Disaster
Q&A: A Federal Program Offers Free Legal Help for Youth
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Gina Odom is a youth leader who has represented the Rural Colorado Collaborative at state meetings and national conferences. She explains what it takes to be a successful youth advocate, and how adults can help youth get there.
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A new study finds that homeless youth with survival skills may take fewer risks that their peers, but their resiliency deteriorates over time.
When youth in your program have internships or summer jobs, take these steps to prepare them for what will come next.
In the last installment of our National Disaster Preparedness Month series, we discuss what youth-serving agencies can do to recover after a disaster.
NCFY spoke to Cheryl Nolan of the Legal Services Corporation, a congressionally supported organization that funds civil legal services for low-income Americans. She explained the ways legal aid programs can help youth get out of tricky situations.
Submission Ends Tomorrow! FYSB’s First Essay Contest for Youth!
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