Intervention • Accountability • Direction

Code Red Intervention

A focused 12-week intervention program for young people facing school, behavior, attendance, court, or life challenges.

12 WeeksGrades 6–12Graduation Ceremony

How the program works

A structured reset for students who need support now.

Each student is paired with consistent mentor support and guided through an individual turnaround process. The program works with the young person and family to identify barriers, restore accountability, and build a practical plan forward.

A personal assessment and 12-week success plan.

Weekly mentoring, check-ins, and accountability goals.

Better decision-making, emotional control, and communication.

Family involvement and connections to additional support when needed.

The 12-week journey

Learn it. Practice it. Live it.

Each stage builds on the one before it. Students participate in mentor-led discussions, practical activities, reflection, accountability, and goal setting.

Weeks 1–3

Assess & Stabilize

Build trust, understand the student’s challenges, identify strengths, and establish immediate goals and expectations.

Weeks 4–6

Accountability & Choices

Practice responsible decision-making, emotional regulation, communication, conflict resolution, and ownership.

Weeks 7–9

Purpose & Performance

Strengthen school engagement, routines, confidence, leadership habits, and a positive peer and mentor network.

Weeks 10–12

Turnaround Plan

Complete a personal plan for continued progress, demonstrate growth, prepare a presentation, and get ready to graduate.

The finish line is a new beginning

Graduation celebrates transformation.

Students complete the program by presenting their turnaround plan and receiving an AYOA certificate that recognizes their progress, responsibility, and commitment to a better direction.

Families, mentors, and community partners are invited to recognize each graduate’s commitment and encourage the next chapter.

Begin the 12-Week Journey