Legal education
A 12-week program builds legal knowledge and life skills.
Youth find practical support through programs focused on legal education, mentoring, leadership development, school engagement, reentry, and career planning. Fresh Lifelines for Youth (FLY) serves Bay Area youth impacted by the justice system. Its 12-week Law Program helps participants learn about the law and build skills for navigating their lives, while the ten-month Leadership Training Program develops young community changemakers. Other offerings include adult mentoring for youth on probation, support for middle school students at risk of leaving school, and guidance for youth returning from incarceration. Peer Point provides a restorative, peer-led alternative to punitive responses at school and in the community. Career Pathways Navigators work with case managers on academic and career goals, and STAY FLY serves justice-impacted young adults ages 18 to 25. The nonprofit was founded in 2000 and is based in San Jose.
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A 12-week program builds legal knowledge and life skills.
Adult mentors support youth on probation with their goals.
Programs help youth return to their communities after incarceration.
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