Closing date for applications: April 17, 2025, 11:59 pm ET
This funding opportunity supports communities in leveraging the expertise and experience of youth and young adult leaders, technical assistance, guidance from federal agencies, and importantly, significant financial investment in developing their local coordinated community plans to prevent and end youth homelessness.
This report highlights important trends and changes in three key behaviors among U.S. high school students: nutrition, physical activity, and sleep. These activities are essential for improving students' mental and physical health and for preventing chronic health conditions.
This microsite provides an overview of the youth justice system, explaining why and how it differs from adult court, and a history of how it has changed over the years. Site resources provide access to the latest data on youth crime and effective strategies that communities have employed to hold young people accountable while advancing community safety.
Youth benefit from close, caring relationships with adults who serve as positive role models...
Members of the youth-serving community are in a unique position to recognize children who may be on the path to becoming victimized and to report…
More than half of teenagers report participating in youth volunteer work, form of civic engagement.
Youth-serving systems should intervene early to address substance use/misuse.
