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Risk and protective factors show
The document discusses various protective factors in Warren County that contribute to positive outcomes in the community, such as strong family support, school activities, and community resources. It highlights initiatives like the school garden program, the Teen Alliance Council, and community events that foster connections among residents. The focus is on enhancing well-being and opportunities through collaboration between schools and local organizations.
Risk and protective factors show
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- 2. A PROTECTIVE FACTOR DECREASES THE CHANCE SOMETHING BADWILL OCCUR IN YOUR LIFE And if something negative or bad happens, you will respond in a healthy and positive way
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- 4. FAMILY DINNER Eating dinner withyour family and spending time talking about your day is important
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- 9. SCHOOL COUNSELOR OFFICE A comfortable placeto go for assistance
- 10. BUILDING A BETTERSCHOOL
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- 14. School Garden atLittle Miami Elementary that provides fresh food for cafeteria!
- 15. SCHOOLS SUPPORTING THECOMMUNITY
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- 24. COMMUNITY RESOURCES Providing opportunities forthose in our community to have the resources they need to better their lives
- 25. NATIONAL NIGHT OUT POLICEDEPARTMENTS & COMMUNITY AGENCIES CONNECTING WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS
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- 29. GREAT PARKS &BIKE TRAILS PLACES FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS, FAMILIES AND YOUTH TO USE
- 30. FRANKLIN LIBRARY ALLOWS TAC FREE MEETING SPACE It’s hardto find a nice place to gather 30 kids on a Sunday, the Library and Countryside YMCA allows us that space
- 31. TEEN ALLIANCE COUNCIL WEARE STRIVING TO BE A PROTECTIVE FACTOR IN THE SCHOOL
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- 34. LEADERSHIP TRAINING Working on skillsto be leaders in school and in our community
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- 38. WARREN COUNTY WE AREEXCITED THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN A STEP TO BE A PROTECTIVE FACTOR IN YOUR SCHOOL!