Inclusion, Community, and Raising Kids Who Care: Ideas for Raising Community-Minded Kids
Anissa Ryland defines what it means to be community-minded, outlines what the benefits are, and gives tips for getting started. Benefits of community involvement include social and emotional skill building and overall improvements in health. Ryland provides suggestions for social activities for young children and teenagers including hiking, book exchanges, and much more.
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