
pmid: 7795039
Violence by and against youth has reached horrifying proportions. Debate continues about the causes of youth violence and appropriate solutions. This paper discusses a comprehensive holistic approach to violence prevention, as exemplified by the program at The Door-A Center of Alternatives in New York City, an organization that services at-risk youth aged 12 to 21. With a multinodal approach, The Door deals with the identified root causes of violence, such as the alienation and lack of empowerment experienced by many of today's youth, and provides life-skills training and concrete services related to the consequences of poverty, unemployment, low levels of achievement, and hopelessness.
Adult, Male, Organizations, Adolescent, New York, Social Support, Holistic Health, Violence, Peer Group, Humans, Female, Child
Adult, Male, Organizations, Adolescent, New York, Social Support, Holistic Health, Violence, Peer Group, Humans, Female, Child
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