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Youth Health Online Resources 

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Teen Pregnancy 

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Empowering Youth 

The LEAP learning community is sharing a round-up of resources

related to youth mental health.

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  • Feel Your Feels is an excellent all-around resource site offering toolkits, infographics, and conversation guides categorized for use by teens, providers, or parents.

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  • Youth-Led Mental Health Conversations VOX ATL, a teen media outlet in Atlanta, GA, has been covering the youth mental health crisis and has a searchable set of blogs and podcasts on the topic by teens, for teens. Check it out here.

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  • Bad B*tches Have Bad Days Too Launched by Megan Thee Stallion, this resource page includes a wide-ranging set of links to therapy platforms, resource directories, and community healthiness.

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  • From the archives: In a previous LEAP Youth Resilience Community of Practice Session, Lina Pasquale, Senior Division Director of Residential Child Welfare and Trauma-Informed Practice at Good Shepherd Services in NYC, shared several resources on vicarious trauma and assessment tools organizations can use to promote resiliency among staff who work with trauma-impacted youth. Take a look back at those resources here.  

 

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Youth Leadership Advisory Team (YLAT)

YLAT

YLAT is a joint project between Maine’s Youth in Foster Care, The Maine Department of Health and Human Services, and the Muskie School at University of Southern Maine. YLAT is committed to improving the short-term and long-term outcomes for youth who are or have been in foster care.

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YLAT, Muskie School of Public Service, University of Southern Maine, PO Box 9300, Portland, ME 04104-9300, phone: 207-780-5861

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