Some schools require their students to volunteer in their community, others have students participate in charity fundraisers and food drives. More important than the specific act is that children learn the value of being an active and caring citizen. Find out how you can get your child involved, or how you can set an example by getting involved yourself.
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Stress Free Summer Schedules
Whether your child is five or fifteen, he needs to keep busy during the summer months. While it sounds tempting to take...
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Intergenerational Shared Sites Programs
Introduction Young and old thrive when resources are used to bring the generations together rather than separate them....
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10 Reasons Why Youth Focused Organizations Need a Youth Decision-Making Group
Communities and society as a whole can be strengthened through youth involvement. Through engagement, youth are equipped...
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Community Service and Family Volunteering
Show your teens just how much they matter, not only to you, but also to the world. Encourage your teen or pre-teen to...
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Teaching Your Child to Be Ethical
Every parent would love to draw an imaginary halo around their child's head. Especially if it came with the behavior to...
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