Who is considered “At Risk?”

Who is a person that is considered “at risk?”

  • A person who has previously indulged in criminal thinking or behavior.

  •  A person who resides in a low income or destitute community.

  •  Youth between the ages of 12-24.

  •  Men and women struggling economically or who are unemployed.

  • A person with limited or no options to obtain an adequate and livable wage.

  • A person whose economic responsibilities supersede their general source of income.

  • Anyone who has been arrested or incarcerated.

  •  Prisoners, former prisoners, and detainees for criminal cases.

  •  A person who has an inadequate structure or foundation of family and/or communal support.

  • A person that has very little if any positive role models or mentors in their lives.

  •  A person who is young and impressionable.

  •  A person who resides in a neighborhood or environment that is exposed to incessant criminal activity.

  •  A person who has dropped out of school without a high school or college degree.

  •  A person who has had experience with addiction.

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One out of every three Black boys born today can expect to be sentenced to prison, compared to one out of six Latino boys; one out of seventeen white boys. - NAACP.ORG

 
 
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