International newsletter
Outlines projects and publications of the Netherlands Youth Institute.
Youth policy in the Netherlands
Information on children and youth policy, practice and provisions in the Netherlands.
Netherlands Youth Institute
The Netherlands Youth Institute (Dutch: Nederlands Jeugdinstituut) is the Dutch national institute for compiling, verifying and disseminating knowledge on children and youth matters, such as child abuse, residential care, youth care, parenting support and family policy. The Netherlands Youth Institute's main aim is to improve the physical, cognitive, mental and social development of children and young people by improving the quality and effectiveness of the services rendered to them and to their parents or carers.
Projects and networks
Effective youth interventions
An important activity of the Netherlands Youth Institute is implementing and disseminating knowledge about effective youth interventions, such as 'Triple P', 'Communities that Care', the 'Nurse Family Partnership' and 'High Scope'. Read more
Recent publications
- Being Young in the Netherlands
Darwish, L., T. van Gaal, N. Nuyens - Repositioning or shifting paradigms?
An international review on Dutch positive youth policies
Coussée, F., H. Williamson, L. Siurala, L. van der Meijs
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