2012 KIDS COUNT in Delaware Issue Brief: Strengthening DE Adolescents
UD Author | KIDS COUNT in Delaware Staff | |
Date Accessioned | 2017-05-12T13:36:45Z | |
Date Available | 2017-05-12T13:36:45Z | |
Publication Date | 2012 | |
Description | While adolescents benefit from a variety of programs, programs often work in silos that are focused on a particular issue. Research shows that adolescents can benefit the most from comprehensive support and guidance from adult role models. Adolescents benefit from having adults that build a young person’s Developmental Assets. Whether one is a parent, a teacher, a neighbor, or an advocate, reaching out to young people is something that anyone can do. Asking a young person’s opinion, including them in conversations and decision-making, or even just noticing them will build that young person’s assets and make them feel valued. Performing small acts of asset-building can create life-long skills such as honesty, restraint, and responsibility | en_US |
Sponsor | Funded by The Annie E. Casey Foundation, the University of Delaware and the State of Delaware. | en_US |
Citation | Kids Count in Delaware Issue Brief: Strengthening Delaware Adolescents. (2012). Newark, DE: Center for Community Research & Service; University of Delaware. | |
URL | http://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/21338 | |
Publisher | University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE | en_US |
Keywords | Youth | |
Keywords | College affordability | |
Keywords | Positive attitudes | |
Keywords | Youth developmental assets | |
Keywords | Developmental assets | |
Keywords | Volunteer work | |
Keywords | Extracurricular activities | |
Keywords | Substance abuse | |
Keywords | Underage drinking | |
Keywords | Youth substance abuse | |
Keywords | Youth health | |
Keywords | School-based health centers | |
Keywords | Lifestyle choices | |
Keywords | Underage drinking | |
Keywords | Substance abuse | |
Keywords | Sexual activity | |
Keywords | Cigarette smoking | |
Keywords | Teen suicide | |
Title | 2012 KIDS COUNT in Delaware Issue Brief: Strengthening DE Adolescents | en_US |