About
This 8-hour program addresses the roots and consequences of theft-related behavior in juveniles. It examines the roles of impulse control, peer influence, and financial stress in decision-making while outlining the specific legal and personal risks associated with these offenses. Participants will analyze the impact of their actions on victims, businesses, and the community to foster a sense of responsibility. The curriculum provides practical tools for stress management, problem-solving, and resisting social pressure. By focusing on ethics and behavioral change, the course helps individuals develop healthier alternatives to theft and establish a foundation for lawful, responsible living.
You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app