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40 Developmental Assets       1.   Family Support       2. Positive Family Communication       3.   Other Adult Relationships       4.   Caring neighborhood       5.   Caring School Climate       6.   Parent Involvement In schooling       7.   Community Values       8.   Youths as Resources       9.   Service to Others       10.   Safety       11.   Family Boundaries       12.   School Boundaries       13.   Neighborhood Boundaries       14.   Adult Role Models      15.   Positive Peer Influence       16.   High Expectations       17.   Creative Activities      18.   Youth Programs       19.   Religious Community      20.   Time at Home       21.   Achievement Motivation       22.   School Engagement       23.   Homework       24.   Bonding to School       25.   Time at Home       26.   Caring       27.   Equality and Social Justice       28.   Integrity       29.   Honesty       30.   Responsibility       31.   Restraint       32.   Planning and Decision Making       33.   Interpersonal Competence       34.   Cultural Competence       35.   Resistance Skills       36.   Peaceful Conflict Resolution       37.   Personal Power       38.   Self-Esteem       39.   Sense of Purpose       40.   Positive View of Personal Future

Family & Children First Council: Our Vision & Mission

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Vision and Mission

Vision

 

“We envision a Family & Children First Council of Butler County that builds and sustains the competency and capabilities of communities to nurture the development of the physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual assets of their families and children.”

 
       

MISSION

The mission of the Butler County Family & children First Council is to serve as a catalyst for public and private partners to achieve the vision of improved well-being for families and children in Butler County.  The mission of the Butler County Family & Children First Council requires the Council to:

  1. Collaborate among private and public entities, including families, education, law enforcement, churches, and communities;
  2. Promote awareness and understanding of protective factors, risk factors, and problem behaviors for children, adolescents and their families;
  3. Promote resources available to assist children, adolescents, and their families within their community;
  4. Assure the county provides a complete and coordinated continuum of care to include:
      • Prevention
      • Early Intervention
      • Treatment
      • Secure Care
      • Aftercare
  5. Emphasize the importance of prevention and early intervention services in responding to community conditions and needs;
  6. Support programs and projects that are research based with measurable outcomes;
  7. Influence funding and programming by private and public agencies;
  8. Facilitate a process that results in direct and appropriate services to multi-need children and their families.

 

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