Signs that a young person is struggling are often visible at school, making schools a critical place to identify needs, connect students with support, and intervene before challenges escalate.

Kids with learning disabilities are often pushed into the juvenile justice system through a cycle of misconduct, disadvantage, and punishment. We can help support them through early intervention and appropriate treatment.

LGBTQ+ youth are overrepresented within the juvenile justice system, and often face unique challenges in sentencing, confinement, and treatment. There are several intersecting risk factors that cause this population to fall through the cracks, such as homelessness, bullying, and access to diversion programs. Addressing these issues early can vastly improve outcomes for all justice-involved youth.