Youth Surveys Done Right
The Community-Level Youth Development Evaluation (CLYDE) is a flexible youth survey that satisfies DFC and other grant-funded reporting requirements. CLYDE builds on the Communities that Care Youth Survey to collect current data on youth substance use prevalence, developmental risk and protective factors, and other key community characteristics.
Click here for an informational flyer that contains answers to frequently asked questions about CLYDE. Click here for an example summary report used by permission from the Tioga County ASAP Coalition. |
Why Choose the CLYDE Survey?
EASY
Incorporating input from program directors, building leaders, survey administrators, and students themselves, CLYDE is designed to meet the needs of the whole community. With an average completion time of approximately 25 minutes, CLYDE provides a comprehensive assessment of youth substance use, developmental risk and protective factors, mental health, and access to substances in the community. |
AFFORDABLE
CLYDE is an affordable way to collect robust youth and community data. Perfect for grant-funded programs, small- to medium-sized community-based organizations, and community coalitions. With low minimum requirements for survey orders and flexible options for add-on services, CLYDE allows for a cost-effective, thorough community assessment. |
CURRENT
CLYDE incorporates questions on emerging substance use trends and community-level causes and conditions, using culturally responsive language. Highlights include:
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