Improving the lives of adolescents and young adults: Out-of-school time programs that have significant positive impacts

Description:

A review of the impact of out-of-school time programs on adolescents' and young adults' behavior problems, substance use, reproductive health, socioemotional health, life skills, education, and physical health, based on random assignment studies of 43 out-of-school time programs

Resource Type:

Literature Review

Author(s):

Child Trends

Publisher(s):

Child Trends

Funder(s):

Edna McConnell Clark Foundation; University of California, San Francisco

Preparer(s):

Moore Kristin Anderson; Bandy Tawana; Terzian Mary; Bell Kelly; Knewstub Dylan; Lawner Elizabeth; Humble Jill; Karver Tahilin S.

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