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All kids are our kids what communities must do to raise caring and responsible children and adolescents

This book contends that raising healthy kids is the key to creating healthy communities. It shows that kids who succeed are those who have specific assets in their lives such as parental support, community involvement, motivation, and self-esteem. This inspirational book equips clergy, police officers, and other community leaders with a new framework for understanding and addressing the needs of youth while strengthening the community.

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  • "This book contends that raising healthy kids is the key to creating healthy communities. It shows that kids who succeed are those who have specific assets in their lives such as parental support, community involvement, motivation, and self-esteem. This inspirational book equips clergy, police officers, and other community leaders with a new framework for understanding and addressing the needs of youth while strengthening the community."@en
  • "This book contends that raising healthy kids is the key to creating healthy communities. It shows that kids who succeed are those who have specific assets in their lives such as parental support, community involvement, motivation, and self-esteem. This inspirational book equips clergy, police officers, and other community leaders with a new framework for understanding and addressing the needs of youth while strengthening the community."

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