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Youth and Young Adults

Featured Resources

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Why Inclusive Catholic Schools?

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Hope: A Guide for Faith Leaders to Prevent Youth Suicide

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Webinar: Talking to Youth about Suicide

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A Response to 13 Reasons Why, Season Two

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Why Inclusive Catholic Schools?

"Christ calls the Church to provide for the spiritual, intellectual, and emotional needs of all her people as they journey towards maturity in the faith. Catechetical and academic instruction are essential components of that journey. Catholics with disabilities are equally entitled with all the faithful to such instruction appropriate to their needs."
Hope

Hope: A Guide for Faith Leaders to Prevent Youth Suicide

The guide provides accessible, practical, and well-researched information on suicide prevention, specifically geared for those of us who work with youth. It helps faith leaders learn how to identify
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Webinar: Talking to Youth about Suicide

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A Response to 13 Reasons Why, Season Two

Released by the NCPD Council on Mental Illness To All Catholic Faithful, As you may be aware, Netflix released season two of the virally popular series 13 Reasons Why on May 18, 2018. The series includes mature themes, including sexual assault, suicide, alcohol and substance abuse, bullying, and extreme violence.
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