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Taking a holistic approach to teaching the benefits of healthy relationships and choices, including marriage, to achieve a brighter future.
Each November, FYSB joins youth-serving organizations, youth advocates, and other partners to observe National Runaway Prevention Month (NRPM), a public-awareness campaign designed to “Shine a Light” on the experiences of runaway and homeless youth, and spotlight prevention resources.
The importance of youth being engaged in their own permanency planning
Step 2 of the Success Sequence Series
ACF's Office of Early Childhood Development (ECD) is committed to engaging partners in meaningful ways and bringing unlikely partners together to push our thinking and engage in shared learning and shared action for shared impact.
Success Sequencing: High School Diploma, full-time job, and marriage before children
ACYF programs can most effectively serve the holistic needs of young people when we partner with public and private schools, local community and faith-based educators, and their parents by putting kids first on their safe return to school.
The success sequence is a proven formula to help young people thrive and become self-sufficient.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the passage of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000. Today, on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we celebrate the substantial national progress resulting from this foundational framework.
Ways organizations can prepare to respond to victims of domestic violence.