Topics: Starting and Managing a Youth Program

A young person displays a floor plan.Are you in the youth-work trenches? By assessing your community's needs, understanding funders' expectations and conveying a real passion for service, you can ensure that your program flourishes and makes a difference in the lives of young people. Whether you're starting a new program or managing a mature organization, NCFY's articles and resources in this section will guide you along your way.

The Beat

Ask NCFY: Helping Youth Workers Deal With a Young Person's Death
May 09, 2012
Q. A young person who was staying in our emergency shelter for homeless youth recently passed away. We’ve offered counseling and support to youth. But our staff is still reeling and having trouble coping. How can we help them deal with their grief? A. First, please accept our condolences. No matter the circumstances, the death of a young person is shocking and tragic.
Ask NCFY, mental health, Starting and Managing a Youth Program

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Funding Opportunities

Workshops for International Youth Leaders
Due Date: May 31, 2012

Basic Center Program for Runaway and Homeless Youth
Due Date: July 9, 2012

Home Depot Community Impact Grants
Due Date: August 13, 2012

Publications
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Online Training

Link to Introduction to Positive Youth Development Online Training

 

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