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Let's face it, young people are often overlooked. I guess adults don't remember that it's frustrating to be ignored. Young people have some really brilliant ideas, but if no one pays attention, there's no way for them to be heard. That's why adults need to let young people be more involved and have a greater say in how things work.

- Zach, ACT Youth Network

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Developed for youth-serving program providers funded by the New York State Department of Health, these guidelines give practical ideas for offering healthy food choices, raising awareness about nutrition, and engaging participants in menu planning and food preparation.
In this narrated presentation, Meera Beharry, MD, discusses methods of screening and testing for HIV, as well as treatment issues for adolescents. This is the fourth presentation in Dr. Beharry's series "HIV/AIDS and Young People."
The resources compiled here will help program providers work with youth to address common challenges in adolescent health and development.
In this section, ACT for Youth offers selected statistics regarding U.S. youth. Topics include health, sexual health, substance use, education, community engagement, internet and social media, and family relationships. Links and endnotes point to rich resources for further information.
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