Youth Diversion is a not-for-profit organization based in Kingston that is dedicated to supporting at-risk youth in our community. With a focus on providing programs and services, they aim to divert young individuals from negative influences and empower them to make positive life choices. Their range of programs includes the Rebound and Life Skills Program, which focuses on teaching essential life skills and promoting personal development. The Youth Outreach Program aims to engage youth through community events and build strong relationships. The Mentoring Program pairs young individuals with positive role models who provide guidance and support. The SNAP Program targets substance abuse prevention, while the Intersections Program addresses the needs of marginalized youth. The M.E.N.D. Program offers support to children who have experienced trauma, while the Kairos Program focuses on the needs of Indigenous youth. In addition, Youth Diversion operates Youth Justice Programs, including Extrajudicial Measures and Extrajudicial Sanctions, to provide alternatives to the traditional justice system. They also manage the Youth Justice Committee, which helps in the rehabilitation and reintegration of young offenders. Youth Diversion relies on the generous support of sponsors and volunteers, and they offer workshops for those interested in volunteering. By working together, they aim to create a positive and inclusive community for at-risk youth.