
pmid: 26980133
This article is designed to serve as a reference for researchers and clinicians interested in extant evidence-based programs designed to promote healthy youth development. This article begins with a review of 2 freely available online registries of evidence-based youth development programs. Both registries compile information on healthy youth development programs and rate such programs on pre-established criteria. This article also outlines several specific model programs, which intervene on a variety of targets to promote healthy youth development. Lastly, this article also outlines emerging youth development programs. The model and emerging programs reviewed have resulted in myriad positive outcomes.
Child Development, Mental Health, Adolescent, Humans, Health Promotion, Registries, Program Development, Child, United States
Child Development, Mental Health, Adolescent, Humans, Health Promotion, Registries, Program Development, Child, United States
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