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The Collaboration Center provides resources to help federal, state, and local partnerships thrive. Learn about forming, managing, and sustaining strong collaborations; and connecting with your peers.

Introduction to the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs

Building & Sustaining Partnerships

Community Assessment

Partnership Resource Library

Collaborative Efforts to Address Youth Violence

Comprehensive Community Initiatives (cciToolsforFeds)

IWGYP Collaborative Workspace (Working Group Participants Only)

This section provides links to reliable federal data on youth topics. Use it to deepen your understanding of youth issues and strengthen your efforts to improve youth outcomes.

Map My Community is a tool designed specifically to assist you in locating resources in your community to help you build and strengthen your youth program. Get ideas for new partnerships, identify gaps in your community, and learn about resources to avoid duplication of effort.

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RISK FACTOR:
Select One Aggression or violence Antisocial behavior/delinquency Association with delinquent peers Availability of drugs Availability of firearms Broken home Child maltreatment Chronic medical/physical condition Cognitive/neurological deficits Community crime Community instability Dropping out of school Early sexual involvement Economic deprivation Exposure to violence Family criminal behavior Family management problems Family transitions Family violence Favorable attitudes toward drug use Feeling unsafe in neighborhood Frequent school transitions Gang involvement Gun possession Harsh parental discipline High family conflict Inadequate school climate Lack of guilt and empathy Learning disabled Life stressors Low academic achievement Low academic aspirations Low college expectations Low community attachment Low parent education level Maternal depression Mental health issues Negative attitude toward school Neighborhood youth problems Peer drug use Peer rejection Poor family attachment Poor refusal skills School suspensions Sibling antisocial behavior Social and physical disorder Teen parenthood Truancy Young mother

PROTECTIVE FACTOR:
Select One Clear social norms Conventional beliefs Effective parenting Family involvement Family stability Good academic achievement High academic expectations High community expectations High family expectations High individual expectations High quality schools Neighborhood resources Nondisadvantaged neighborhood Parental approval of friends Perception of social support Positive expectations Positive family relationships Positive peer involvement Positive peer relationships Religiosity Resilient temperament Rewards for community involvement Rewards for family involvement Rewards for school involvement Safe environment School involvement School motivation Self-efficacy Social competencies Strong academic attachment Supportive adults in community Supportive adults in schools

The FindYouthInfo Program Directory features evidence-based programs whose purpose is to prevent and/or reduce delinquency or other problem behaviors in young people. Currently, you can search the directory by risk factor or protective factor.

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Background & Methodology

Research

Nominate a Program

The Funding Information Center provides tools to help you build and sustain your programs and activities. You'll find funding ideas as well as strategies on how to apply for federal grants.

Federal Grants

Youth Funding Agencies

U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration Online Tool for Grant Applicants

Office of Justice Programs Grants 101

Mission Statement

FindYouthInfo.gov is the U.S. government Web site that helps you create, maintain, and strengthen effective youth programs. Included are youth facts, funding information, and tools to help you assess community assets, generate maps of local and federal resources, search for evidence-based youth programs, and keep up-to-date on the latest, youth-related news.

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