§ 2104 At-Risk Youth Mentoring Definitions
A 16-year-old who lives in a neighborhood with a lot of crime and has friends who skip school might be considered an 'at-risk youth'.
This kid could get help from a mentor, like a teacher or community leader, who spends time with them, gives advice, and helps them stay on track in school and life.
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§ 2104 At-Risk Youth Mentoring Definitions
Last verified: January 23, 2026