Southern Pines, North Carolina, Develops New Initiatives Concerning At-Risk Youth and Crime Victims.

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Main Authors: Sonnenberg, Kyle, Galloway, Gerald
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1999
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contents Southern Pines, North Carolina, Develops New Initiatives Concerning At-Risk Youth and Crime Victims. Sonnenberg, Kyle Galloway, Gerald After School Programs At Risk Persons Community Cooperation Community Programs Disadvantaged Youth Police Community Relationship Program Development Small Towns Summer Programs Victims of Crime Volunteers Youth Programs Community groups, volunteers, and local businesses helped a small North Carolina town initiate many programs for at-risk youth including Head Start, DARE, after-school programs at community centers and the library, summer programs, park development, and reduced swimming pool fees. A program that informs crime victims of the status of their cases was also developed. (TD)
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spellingShingle Southern Pines, North Carolina, Develops New Initiatives Concerning At-Risk Youth and Crime Victims.
Sonnenberg, Kyle
Galloway, Gerald
After School Programs
At Risk Persons
Community Cooperation
Community Programs
Disadvantaged Youth
Police Community Relationship
Program Development
Small Towns
Summer Programs
Victims of Crime
Volunteers
Youth Programs
Southern Pines, North Carolina, Develops New Initiatives Concerning At-Risk Youth and Crime Victims. Sonnenberg, Kyle Galloway, Gerald After School Programs At Risk Persons Community Cooperation Community Programs Disadvantaged Youth Police Community Relationship Program Development Small Towns Summer Programs Victims of Crime Volunteers Youth Programs Community groups, volunteers, and local businesses helped a small North Carolina town initiate many programs for at-risk youth including Head Start, DARE, after-school programs at community centers and the library, summer programs, park development, and reduced swimming pool fees. A program that informs crime victims of the status of their cases was also developed. (TD)
title Southern Pines, North Carolina, Develops New Initiatives Concerning At-Risk Youth and Crime Victims.
topic After School Programs
At Risk Persons
Community Cooperation
Community Programs
Disadvantaged Youth
Police Community Relationship
Program Development
Small Towns
Summer Programs
Victims of Crime
Volunteers
Youth Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ623779