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Faith-Based Institutions and High-Risk Youth: First Report to the Field

Faith-Based Institutions and High-Risk Youth: First Report to the Field

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Trulear, Harold Dean

Public/Private Ventures (Philadelphia, PA)

Ford Foundation (New York, NY)

Published 2000. 21 pages.

The ability of faith-based institutions to effectively serve high-risk youth is examined. Sections of this report describe: the demonstration; the 11 demonstration sites; the research; early learnings -- the challenges of capacity building, connecting with funding sources, evaluation, and targeting high-risk youth, the need for focused leadership and collaboration, the importance of planning and program strategies and building relationships of trust, and the role of faith; and looking ahead. Accession Number: 017332

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