Some articles on intervention, programs, intervention programs, program:
... recommend they should be used in conjunction with gang intervention and gang rehabilitation programs, which have also reduced the levels of gang activity within communities ... and NYPD show that overall gang violence decreased in neighborhoods that implemented gang intervention programs without the use of excessive policing ... Gangs serve as proxies for the after school programs that middle class take for granted ...
... The Federal government has spent over US$1.5 billion since the program's inception on the hiring of prosecutors, and providing assistance to state and local ...
... A team of teachers provides intervention services for children with special needs, working with them individually and in small groups ... between the teachers who provide academic intervention and the classroom teachers ... This supplements the reading program provided in the classroom ...
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