Kevin Haggerty, Ph.D.; J. David Hawkins, Ph.D.; Richard F. Catalano, Ph.D.
The Raising Healthy Children program uses a school-wide, multi-year social development approach to positive youth development. The approach incorporates school, family and individual programs to promote key elements that research has shown are critical for creating strong connections and bonds that children need to succeed in school and life: opportunities, skills, and recognition. The program creates strong connections in students’ lives by committing to comprehensive school wide action to strengthen instructional practices and family involvement.
The program was designed for and tested with elementary school youth. Suggested target populations include middle school and high school youth.
The program was designed to be implemented in various settings including in school classrooms, at home, and in summer camp. It was evaluated in elementary schools.
For curriculum, materials, and pricing information, please contact:
Social Development Research GroupUW Box #3587349725 Third Ave NE, Suite #401Seattle, WA 98115Ph: 206-685-1997Email: sdrg@uw.eduWebsite: http://www.sdrg.org/rhcsummary.asp
For training and support, please contact:
See above
Sample of curriculum available for review prior to purchase: No
Adaptation guidelines or kit available: No
Languages available: English