It is normal for children and youth to experience various types of emotional distress as they develop and mature. For example, it is common for children to experience anxiety about school, or youth to experience short periods of depression that are…
Nearly all young people—98.6 percent—hold at least one job between the ages of 18 and 25.1 The average young person holds 6.3 jobs between 18 and 25.2 Some work part-time or summers only, while others see full-time permanent employment as their path…
Adolescence is an important time for promoting health and preventing disease; one that is sometimes overlooked. Most of the nation’s 42 million adolescents,1 who are between the ages of 10 and 19, are generally healthy. In recent years, the United States…
Homelessness is a major concern in the United States, and young people (ages 24 and under) may be the age group most at risk of becoming homeless.1 The number of youth who have experienced homelessness varies depending on the age range,…
Wellness Policy Our Wellness Policy ensures comprehensive support for at-risk youth by focusing on holistic health, including regular medical check-ups, nutritious meals, physical activity, and comprehensive mental health services. We provide balanced meals and nutrition education to foster healthy eating…