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Topics: Well-being
Based on years of work with runaway and homeless youth and the best emerging evidence, the Family and Youth Services Bureau believes that youth in vulnerable situations need a sense of well-being in order to succeed. By well-being, FYSB means that youth enjoy general good health and have access to treatment and care when they need it. Beyond physical health, they have satisfactory life circumstances such as stable living arrangements, enriching educational experiences, job satisfaction, mental health stability and social connectedness.
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April 01, 2013
Nia, a one-time resident and current employee of the Daybreak Transitional Living Program, speaks with us about avoiding secondary trauma, which can happen when youth workers are exposed to their clients' struggles.
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