Oak Hill House offers understanding home for troubled youth
Oak Hill House at 653 Oak Hill Ave is a 12 resident home for emotionally and mentally troubled youths aged 14 to 20. Directors emphasize a family atmosphere with group meetings, consistent guidance, and community volunteers aiding in tutoring, employment, transportation, and fundraising.
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Abuse prevention urged as cure for battered children crisis
Dr. Ruth Young of the University of Maryland urges value reform and primary prevention to curb child abuse. She cites nationwide deaths and injuries, calls for parenting courses, clearer children’s rights, and abolishing corporal punishment, while stressing agencies must coordinate care and report suspected abuse.
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