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CBF-3 Targeted Interventions for At-Risk Youth

The Targeted Interventions for At-Risk Youth (CBF-03) is a critical business function within SHINE Children and Youth Services (SHINE), dedicated to addressing the unique challenges faced by vulnerable youth.

SHINE is committed to providing targeted support for at-risk youth who may be struggling with issues such as behavioural problems, school dropout, family difficulties, or mental health challenges.

This chapter focuses on the key business processes (Sub-CBF) that underpin the effective implementation of targeted interventions within SHINE, ensuring that youth receive the necessary resources and support to overcome their challenges and lead successful lives.

In this chapter, we will explore the various stages of the intervention process, from identifying at-risk youth to providing ongoing support and follow-up services.

We will also highlight the collaborative efforts between SHINE and external stakeholders such as schools, social services, and families, ensuring a holistic approach to the youth’s well-being.

By understanding these critical business processes, we can gain insights into how SHINE’s programs are designed to make a lasting impact on the lives of at-risk youth and their communities.

Table D1: Sub-Critical Business Functions & Processes for CBF-3

Key Examples in SHINE Context

• Case Identification and Assessment: SHINE staff might collaborate with schools to identify youth who are not attending classes regularly or who have behavioural issues. Once identified, these youth are referred for further assessment to determine the level of intervention needed.
  
  
• Program Delivery and Monitoring: SHINE provides group therapy for youth with behavioural issues and regularly monitors their participation and progress. If a youth begins to disengage, staff may introduce a new activity or provide additional support.
  
  
• Crisis Management and Emergency Support: In the case of a youth reporting severe family conflict or abuse, SHINE’s crisis intervention team would step in to provide immediate emotional and psychological support, and arrange for safe housing or other resources.

In conclusion, the targeted interventions for at-risk youth (CBF-03) at SHINE Children and Youth Services represent a comprehensive approach to addressing the diverse needs of vulnerable youth in the community.

Through a series of well-structured and coordinated processes—ranging from case identification and individualised planning to program delivery, monitoring, and follow-up—SHINE ensures that each youth receives tailored support to overcome their challenges and thrive.

Collaboration with key stakeholders, such as schools, families, and community organisations, further enhances the effectiveness of these interventions, thereby ensuring a supportive environment for youth.

With ongoing evaluation and adjustment of intervention plans, SHINE continues to refine its approach, providing youth with the best possible chance to succeed in both their personal and academic lives.

By focusing on these critical business processes, SHINE demonstrates its commitment to transforming the lives of at-risk youth and building a brighter future for the community.

 

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