CLFC and the 40 DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS

DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS

CLFC TARGETED PROTECTIVE FACTORS

CLFC COMPONENTS TARGETING THE FACTOR

Positive family communications-Young person and his/her parent(s) communicate positively, and young person is willing to seek advice and counsel from parents

Family communication

Family meetings

Positive communication with youth

Youth involvement with setting family rules

All parent and youth modules

Caring school climate- School provides a caring, encouraging environment

School climate

All school community mobilization activities and components implemented in school

Parent involvement in schooling- Parent(s) are actively involved in helping young person succeed in school

Positive consequences for youth following important family rules (e.g. school attendance, high achievement)

Negative consequences for youth breaking important family rules (e.g. truancy)

All parent and youth modules

Community values youth- Young person perceives that adults in the community value youth

- community support

community empowerment

All community mobilization activities

Youth as resources- Young people are given useful roles in the community

community support

community empowerment by community advocate teams

community activities

All community mobilization activities

Adult role models- Parent(s) and other adults model positive, responsible behavior

Access to positive parent, family, and other adult role models

All parent and youth modules

Creative activities- Young person spends three or more hours a week in lessons or practice in music, theatre, or other arts

Family recreation

Involvement in community activities

All youth and parent modules

Family support- Family life provides high levels of love and support

Family cohesion

Family bonding

- Family stability

All parent and youth modules

Caring neighborhood- Young person experiences caring neighbors

- Perception of community support

- Bonding with community

All community mobilization activities; All youth and parent modules

DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS

CLFC PROTECTIVE FACTORS

CLFC COMPONENTS TARGETING THE FACTOR

Service to others- Young person serves in the community one hour or more per week

- Involvement in community activities

All community mobilization activities; All youth and parent modules

Safety - Young person feels safe at home, school, and in the neighborhood

- Family cohesion

- Family management

- School attachment

- Church attachment

- Perception of community support

All school and community mobilization activities; All youth and parent modules

Family boundaries- Family has clear rules and consequences and monitors the young person’s whereabouts

- Youth involvement in setting family rules

- Positive consequences for following important family rules

- Negative consequences for breaking important family rules

- Family meetings

- Help seeking for family problems

All parent and youth modules

School boundaries - School provides clear rules and boundaries

- Youth bonding with school

- Youth school attendance

All school mobilization activities; All parent and youth modules

Neighborhood boundaries- Neighbors take responsibility for monitoring young people’s behavior

- Perception of community support

- Community empowerment

All community mobilization activities; All parent and youth modules

Positive peer influence- Young person’s best friends model responsible behavior

- Bonding with youth

All youth modules

High expectations- Both parent(s) and teachers encourage the young person to do well

- Appropriate ATOD knowledge and beliefs

Developing Positive Parental Influences; Developing a Positive Response; Raising Resilient Youth; Developing Independence and Responsibility; All school mobilization activities

Youth programs- Young person spends three or more hours per week in sports, clubs, or organizations at school or in the community

- Family recreation and involvement in community activities

Developing Independence and Responsibility; All community mobilization activities

 

DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS

CLFC PROTECTIVE FACTORS

CLFC COMPONENTS TARGETING THE FACTOR

Religious community- Young person spends one or more hours per week in activities in a religious institution

- Church attachment

Developing Independence and Responsibility; All church community mobilization activities

Time at home- Young person is out with friends "with nothing special to do" two or fewer nights per week

   

Achievement motivation- Young person is motivated to do well in school

- School attachment

- Participation in project activities

All youth modules

School engagement- Young person is actively engaged in learning

- School attendance

- School attachment

All youth modules

Homework- Young person reports doing at least one hour of homework every school day

   

Bonding to school- Young person cares about her or his school

- School attachment

- School attendance

All youth modules; All school community mobilization activities

Reading for pleasure- Young person reads for pleasure three or more hours per week

   

Caring- Young person places high value on helping others

- Bonding with community

All youth modules

Equality and social justice- Young person places high value on promoting equality and reducing hunger and poverty

   

Integrity- Young person acts on convictions and stands up for his or her beliefs

- Honest and open communication

- Refusal skills

- Social skills

All youth modules

Honesty- Young person tells the truth even when it is not easy

- Honest and open communication

All youth modules

Responsibility- Young person accepts and takes personal responsibility

- Participation in family rule setting (ATOD)

- Participation in family rule setting (non-ATOD)

Developing Independence and Responsibility

Restraint - Young person believes it is important not to be sexually active or to use alcohol or other drugs

- Appropriate youth knowledge and attitudes about substance use

All youth modules

DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS

CLFC PROTECTIVE FACTORS

CLFC COMPONENTS TARGETING THE FACTOR

Planning and decision-making- Young person knows how to plan ahead and make choices

- Help-seeking

All youth modules

Interpersonal competence- Young person has empathy, sensitivity, and friendship skills

- Honest and open communication

- Social skills

Developing Independence and Responsibility; (Youth) Getting Real

Cultural competence - Young person has knowledge of and comfort with people of different cultural/racial/ethnic backgrounds

- Youth bonding to community

- Social skills

All youth modules

Resistance skills- Young person can resist negative peer pressure and dangerous situations

- Refusal skills

- Social skills

(Youth) Getting Real

Peaceful conflict resolutions- Young person seeks to resolve conflict nonviolently

- Reduced family conflict

- Help-seeking

- Refusal skills

All youth modules

Personal power- Young person feels she or he has control over "things that happen to me"

- Youth Getting Real skills

(Youth) Getting Real

Self-esteem- Young person reports having a high self-esteem

- Youth Getting Real skills

(Youth) Getting Real

Sense of purpose- Young person reports that "my life has a sense of purpose"

- Participation in project activities

- Family recreation and community activities

Developing Independence and Responsibility; (Youth) Getting Real

Positive view of personal future- Young person is optimistic about his or her personal future

   

 

CLFC Links:

Developing Positive Parental Influences | Raising Resilient Youth | Getting Real | Developing Independence & Responsibility | Developing Positive Response | National Replication Sites | CLFC Creates a Platform for Environmental Strategies | CLFC Logic Model | Implementation Options for CLFC | CLFC Options in Treatment Settings | CLFC Implementation Training | CLFC National Training System