Create an early intervention program for at-risk youth. If your community doesn't have an early intervention program for at-risk youth, create one yourself. Focus on creating an environment for positive recreation that provides youth with the tools needed to learn interpersonal skills, such as conflict resolution.
- Programs should have classes or get-togethers specifically for parents and teachers of disruptive youth that want to learn how to manage them effectively.
- Intervention programs give at-risk youth a non-judgmental environment to learn adaptive skills and provide them with a sense of community.
