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Helping Kids Get Active and Stay Healthy

HHS announced the return of the Presidential Fitness Test and launched Get Kids Active, offering tools to help families, schools, and communities promote physical activity and healthy habits for children.

Map My Community Search Tool

Use the youth.gov Map My Community tool to find organizations with federally-funded youth programs to start collaborations and/or to identify gaps in programs and services.

Promote Healthy Screen Use Among Youth

The latest IWGYP newsletter highlights federal resources to help parents, educators, and caring adults understand the harms of screen use and support healthier digital habits for young people.

Grants.gov Custom Search Tool

Visit the youth.gov customized search of Grants.gov to help you find open grant announcements for programs that serve youth and their families.

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HHS Launches Moms.gov for New and Expecting Families

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services launched Moms.gov, a resource hub connecting new and expecting parents to information on maternal health, nutrition, mental health, breastfeeding, financial resources, and family supports.

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Announcements

Resource: Homeless Education Data: Understanding and Leveraging Data for Greater Awareness 

Posted | Jul 31 2026

This tool addresses federal requirements to gather and share reliable, valid, and comprehensive data on children and youth experiencing homelessness (CYEH) while providing context on available data points and their uses. It also includes an editable Homeless Education Data Sheet with space for national, state, and local-level data customization that can be populated to build awareness around the unique experiences of CYEH. Learn more.

Resource: No-Cost Cybersecurity Services and Tools 

Posted | Jul 30 2026

This curated database identifies no-cost cybersecurity services and tools to help reduce cybersecurity risk across U.S. critical infrastructure partners and state, local, tribal, and territorial governments. Learn more.

Resource: How to Prevent Cyberbullying: A Guide for Parents, Caregivers, and Youth 

Posted | Jul 29 2026

This guide (PDF, 28 pages) defines key terms and concepts around cyberbullying and offers practical advice to help parents, caregivers, and youth respond to cyberbullying. It concludes with research summaries providing more information about the topic. Learn more (PDF, 28 pages).

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