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The Parenting Imperative: Investing in Parents So Children and Youth Succeed

The National Human Services Assembly

Despite the fact that parents are one of the most important factors in positive child and youth development, too many caregivers lack the support they need. This new brief from the assembly’s Family Strengthening Policy Center explains what a “parenting success” strategy looks like and how it can strengthen families and communities.

Community groups and family-serving agencies will find best practices and recommendations for how to maximize impact. The brief also counsels funding agencies and policymakers on how to create conditions under which communities can best respond to a parenting imperative. Free. 29 pages. (202) 347-2080, http://www.nassembly.org/fspc/documents/FSPPolicyBrief2210-30.pdf.

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