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Champion our Youth: Support SFY ToDAy

Our message is resonating and our trainings work, but additional funding could dramatically expand our impact. We need support from individuals like you!

Please donate today.

Two Ways to Give:

Or Mail a Check To:
Strategies for Youth
P.O. Box 390174
Cambridge MA 02139

I donate to Strategies for Youth because Juvenile Justice Jeopardy gets through to kids.
Jerrell BratcherJerrell Bratcher has worked with youth as both a community school’s coordinator and a charter school administrator.
Jerrell Bratcher
Policing the Teen Brain training helps our officers be more empathetic to kids who have experienced trauma.
Rebecca HumphreyYouth Services Executive Director for Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Rebecca Humphrey
I support Strategies for Youth because their training helps our officers to be more effective when dealing with youth.
Mark Sterk​​Director of Safety, Risk Management & Transportation (retired), Spokane (WA) Public Schools
Mark Sterk​​
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I donate to Strategies for Youth because Juvenile Justice Jeopardy gets through to kids.
Jerrell BratcherJerrell Bratcher has worked with youth as both a community school’s coordinator and a charter school administrator.
Jerrell Bratcher
Policing the Teen Brain training helps our officers be more empathetic to kids who have experienced trauma.
Rebecca HumphreyYouth Services Executive Director for Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Rebecca Humphrey
I support Strategies for Youth because their training helps our officers to be more effective when dealing with youth.
Mark Sterk​​Director of Safety, Risk Management & Transportation (retired), Spokane (WA) Public Schools
Mark Sterk​​
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Your Support Allows us To:

Train Law Enforcement Officers

Front-line law enforcement officers are the gatekeepers of the juvenile justice system, with information on best practices for working effectively with our nation’s young people.​

Develop Model Departmental Guidelines

Consult with law enforcement agencies to develop policies and practices, as well as partnerships with youth-serving community based organizations.

Teach youth positive Behaviors

Teach youth positive behaviors to use in navigating interactions with their peers and with police and warn them of the legal consequences of their behavior.​

promote policy change

Research and policy development to raise public awareness of the benefits of law enforcement agencies’ use of developmentally appropriate, trauma-informed equitable practices with youth.​