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 | | Now you can find resources and referrals at your fingertips. Thank you to United Way and others who made this happen! |
| | Friends of Youth is focused on its mission to develop, provide and advocate services for children, youth, their families and communities that encourage individual growth and promote constructive relationships. |
| | State program working with the Network, schools, students and parents to stop youth suicide. |
| | A state-community enterprise established by the state legislature as part of the 1994 Youth Violence Reduction Act, the Family Policy Council (Leaders of five state agencies, four legislators and representative of the Governor) provides oversight and support to the Network.
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| | Building bridges to the future. |
| | Expect the best! |
| | Food, clothing, energy assistance, help, and hope. |
| | At Encompass we are dedicated to nurturing children, enriching families and inspiring community. |
| | Local support for special needs. |
| | CDC model for improving adacemic achievement through a systemic approach for health education, services, and promotion. |
| | Do you know the facts?
Need some strategies to stand up to peer pressure?
Are you worried about a friend?
This youth-friendly site is full of great information. |
| | Non-profit supporting Riverview schools |
| | Nonprofit supporting Snoqualmie Valley Schools |
| | Research-based site for planning prevention |
| | Newsletters and resources |
| | University of Washington page with links to papers on suicideology |
| | Science of Cultural Change |
| | A family-directed intervention designed to prevent adolescent alcohol and tobacco use and it's evaluation. |
| | Michael Grinder and Associates (MGA) is a leading source of professional training in group dynamics and non-verbal communication skills using influence rather than power. The role of leader, whether in the boardroom or classroom is now incorporating many roles—coach, mediator, team builder, and consultant, even cheerleader! |
| | CDC report on trends of youth health behaviors |
| | The Michigan Model for Comprehensive School Health Education® is the fastest growing school health education program in the nation. It is currently being implemented in over 90% of Michigan's public schools and more that 200 private and charter schools. Through the Michigan Model®, comprehensive school health now reaches 42 states, foreign countries, universities and medical schools. |
| | Localized movement to increase community capacity to thrive beyond peak oil. Groups forming and open on several topics to build a healthy, thriving, connected, and sustainable community. |
| | National Association reviews videos appropriate for use for various audiences.
A must read before booking any viewing. |