Developmental Assets

The Asset Categories

The 40 Developmental Assets are the building blocks of healthy development.

Building a Strong, Asset-Building Family

The bond that links your true family is not one of blood but of respect and joy in each other’s life.
—Richard Bach, American author

What do you dream your family will be like?

Building the Commitment to Learning Assets

Commitment to Learning—Young people need a commitment to the lasting importance of learning and a belief in their own abilities.

As a parent, you are already one of your child’s key asset builde

Building the Positive Identity Assets

Positive Identity—Young people need a sense of their self-worth, power, purpose, and promise.

As a parent, you are already one of your child’s key asset builders.

Building the Positive Values Assets

Positive Values— Young people need to develop strong guiding values or principles to help them make healthy, faithful, and moral life choices.

Building the Social Competencies Assets

Social Competencies—Young people need the skills to build positive relationships, put their values into action, and cope with new situations.

As a parent, you are already one of your child’

Building the Constructive Use of Time Assets

Constructive Use of Time—Young people need opportunities outside of school to enjoy themselves, develop new skills, and build positive relationships with other youth and adults.

As a parent

Building the Support Assets

Support—Young people need to be surrounded by people who love, appreciate, and accept them.

Building the Empowerment Assets

Empowerment—Young people need to feel valued and valuable. This happens when youth feel safe and respected.

As a parent, you are already one of your child’s key asset builders.

Building the Boundaries and Expectations Assets

Boundaries and Expectations—Young people need clear rules, consistent consequences, and encouragement to always do their best.

As a parent, you are already one of your child’s key asset bui

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