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Resource: CBO Collaboration: A Guide to Effective Collaborations with Community-Based Organizations to Support Students Experiencing

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This brief (PDF, 16 pages) provides comprehensive guidance on collaborating with community-based organizations (CBOs) to support children and youth experiencing homelessness. The resource outlines the benefits of CBO partnerships, explains how to establish formal agreements such as contracts and memoranda of understanding, and offers considerations for choosing between informal and formal collaborations structures. Learn more.

Resource: Play Facts & Feels

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This interactive card deck is designed to guide open, supportive conversations with teens about mental health and substance use. The game can be played in a group of up to 4 people. Learn more.

Resource: K–12 School Security Guide Product Suite

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This product suite provides K–12 districts and campuses with resources, tools, and strategies to improve school physical security. With these products, schools and districts will learn the steps necessary to assess vulnerabilities, strengthen security, and better protect K–12 communities. Learn more.

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Adolescence is an important time for promoting health and preventing disease.

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