Youth interventions refer to a wide range of programs, services, and activities aimed at supporting young people to develop the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to succeed and thrive. Youth interventions are designed to help young people overcome a variety of challenges, including academic difficulties, behavioural issues, mental health problems, and substance abuse.

There are many different types of youth interventions, including:

• Mentoring programs: Mentoring programs match young people with adult mentors who provide guidance, support, and encouragement.
• After-school programs: After-school programs offer academic support, recreational activities, and life skills training to young people outside of school hours.
• Counseling services: Counseling services provide young people with access to trained professionals who can help them navigate a range of personal and social issues.
• Substance abuse prevention programs: Substance abuse prevention programs educate young people about the risks associated with drug and alcohol use and provide them with tools and resources to avoid substance abuse.
• Youth development programs: Youth development programs focus on building the skills, knowledge, and resources young people need to succeed in life, including leadership skills, self-esteem, and social skills.
• Job training programs: Job training programs provide young people with the skills and experience they need to succeed in the workforce.

Overall, youth interventions can play a crucial role in supporting young people to overcome challenges and achieve their full potential.  Youth Unity works to offer a wide scope of interventions to help empower young people to lead a healthy and productive life.