Connecting to Community: Summary and Next Steps
Whether your neighborhood currently has many resources, such as after-school programs or mentoring programs, and a strong sense of community or is disconnected, you have an opportunity to help build a strong connection between the adults and youth around you. Take the time to start building this connection—not only will your children benefit, but so will the entire neighborhood.
Books Available from Search Institute
- Connect 5: Finding the Caring Adults You May Not Realize Your Teen Needs — Every child needs a supportive network of adults. This book contains stories and practical tips that will help you surround your child with caring adults.
- Tag, You’re It! 50 Easy Ways to Connect with Young People — Parents, teachers, youth workers, and all other caring adults will benefit from the practical advice this book provides for connecting with youth and making a difference in their lives.
June Webinar:
Making Room for Fathers: How Mothers Facilitate FatherhoodDid you know? A mother’s beliefs and behaviors can help or hinder a father’s family involvement.
Join us for a free webinar presented by Rebecca Graham, Senior Director of National Programming at National Fatherhood Initiative on Wednesday, June 13, 2012 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT. Learn more >>
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