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Services for High Risk Youth

The Not One More Youth Violence Intervention and Prevention Program provides services and support for high risk youth who are at risk for engaging in, or being victimized by violence.

Services for High Risk Youth | Not One More
Helping At-Risk Youth Find Their Path

Break the Cycle, Build a Brighter Future

Studies show that an effective way of curing violence in the community is to focus on youth who are most likely to engage in or be victimized by violence. Often, persons who engage in violence have been impacted by violence in the past. Not One More provides assessments for youth who are referred by parents, school officials, community members, juvenile and family courts or community partners. We will work with youth to identify needs and create a structure of support that can greatly reduce the likelihood of violent outcomes. Youth are incentivized to meet their goals and make prosocial connections with the community without the threat of punishment or involvement with the criminal legal system.

To refer a youth in need of services, complete the referral form.

Services for High Risk Youth | Not One More
Services for High Risk Youth | Not One More
Here are some signs a young person might be at risk

High-risk youth indicators are:

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Exposure to firearm violence

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Past Shooters

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Violent Victimization in the Past (Shot, Stabbed, Jumped, Etc.)

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Witnessing Shootings or Other Forms of Violence

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Gang Affiliation

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Loss of Loved Ones (Friends or Family) to Violence

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Drug-Involved (Sales or Substance Use)

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Carrying Firearms

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Displays of Physical Aggression & Violence

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