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This document discusses how supporting the social and human capital development of children with disabilities can help them achieve positive outcomes related to education, daily living skills, communication, and social skills. It examines programs and services that have evidence of improving outcomes for employment, earnings, community participation, self-determination, and independent living. While many outcomes focus on life after secondary education, some services could provide near-term benefits for children and youth, such as increased participation in goal setting. The key conclusion is that supporting child development has a large economic impact, and this analysis builds on previous work about fulfilling children's potential.
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Community education advocates for innovative programs that advance community learning and sustainability through collaboration between community members. It aims to equip communities with the skills needed to undertake activities and is about educating communities and groups, not just individuals. Community education is learner-centered, for everyone, covers a wide variety of learning, and responds to the community. It uses learning for both individual and community betterment by involving people of all ages and using community resources to create change. Community educators provide knowledge and skills to create self-sufficiency, interdependence, and a participatory learning culture within communities.
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The document discusses the importance of youth work in communities. It argues that young people and communities are often seen as separate, but they should be brought together. Good youth and community work can help develop pride in local areas and create inclusive communities where young people are valued. The challenges include demonstrating how youth work contributes to key issues like employment, health, and crime prevention. Youth work must also listen to young people and communities to understand local needs. Framing youth work outcomes can show it is worth investing in.
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- 1. The future of worksimulatedmyinterestandcuriositymore especially aboutHumanCapital,I took interestandaddedmyinput inthe youth community projectnearmy residence, itdiscusses school- basedprogramsthat supportthe social and humancapital developmentof childrenwithdisabilitiesto achieve positive outcomesrelatedtoachievingindividual educationgoals,learningdailylivingskills,and improvingcommunicationandsocial skills.Inadditiontothese outcomes,childrenandyouthwith disabilitiesrequiredevelopmentallyappropriateservicestohelpthembuildskillsforachieving individuallong-termgoalsoutside of educational settings.HumanCapital examinesservicesand programswithevidence tosupporttheirimpactonsocial andhumancapital developmentoutcomes relatedtoemploymentandearnings,communityparticipation,self-determination,andindependent living.Promisingprograms,forwhichrigorousevidence iscurrentlylimited,are alsointroducedwhere appropriate. Althoughthese outcomesfocuslargelyonpostsecondarylife,evidencepresentedindicatesthatservices such as self-determinationorself-advocacytrainingcouldhave positive near-termoutcomesfor childrenandyouth,suchas increasedparticipationingoal settingandindividualizededucationprogram meetings.While acknowledgingthe near-termbenefitsof some of these servicesandprograms,it focusesonhowthese servicesandprogramsleadtopositive intermediateandlong-termoutcomes duringthe transitionfromyouthtoyoungadulthoodandbeyond. Theyalsofocuson strategiesfor improvingthe functionalindependence of youngadultswithdisabilitiesandenablingthemtobecome fullyengagedmembersof theircommunitiesandonprogramssupportingthe additionalneedsof childrenandfamiliesnotmetbydisability-relatedprogramsandservices. The keyconclusionisthat supportingchilddevelopmenthaslarge economicimpact.UNICEFhasbeen arguingthe case for childdevelopmentsince ourinception,andthe HumanDevelopmentReport createdthe Human DevelopmentIndex in1990. It’simportantto recognize thishistory,andsee thisas an importantcontributionthatbuildsonandsupportsthe legacyof all those whowork,and have worked,tosee children’spotential fulfilled.Itaddsnew analysisandattentiontothe relationship betweenchilddevelopmentandthe broaderimpacton economies,whichisacrucial considerationand vital formany policymakers.