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The Pennsylvania Children Youth and Families Are Resilient (PA CYFAR) program has been active since 1996. The primary goal of PA CYFAR is to promote building resiliency and protective factors in youth, families and communities. Youth Engaged in Technology is the current PA CYFAR project that started in July 2003. The previous PA CYFAR project was the State Strengthening Project and although extramural funding has been discontinued, two sites are still operating.

PA CYFAR is funded by The Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) through the national CYFAR Initiative. The National CYFAR Initiative supports collaboration -- forming lasting partnerships to achieve greater outcomes and to provide a support base for sustaining programs beyond the initial funding.

The National CYFAR Initiative’s vision is of American families and communities in which children and youth lead positive, secure, and happy young lives while developing the skills, knowledge, and competencies necessary for fulfilling, contributing adult lives.

Pennsylvania CYFAR projects

  • Pennsylvania YET
    The Youth Engaged in Technology (YET) project is a program that uses technology as a tool to engage young people in learning and contributing.
  • State Strengthening Project

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Want to contact us? We can be reached via any of the following:

Dr. Daniel F. Perkins
YET Project Director
Email: dfp102@psu.edu

Phillip E. Hoy
YET State Project Coordinator
Email: PHoy@psu.edu

Please, see our Staff page for a full list of contacts.

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