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Orange County Bar Foundation Case Study

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The Orange County Bar Foundation, helps at-risk youth to live a healthy and drug free life. This organization offers different programs such as SHORSTOP, Stop Short of Addiction, and Higher Education Mentoring. I am assigned to work with SHORTSTOP program which is the English version program, however, my research is involved with SHORTSTOP/Programa which is the Spanish version. Based on my meeting with my supervisor, there are different methods of collecting data in OCBF. Most of the youth are referred to this organization by southern law enforcements such as Santa Ana police department, Anaheim Police department, or Santa Ana School Police. In addition, other referrals occur by schools’ counselors, and about a few referrals are from patents.

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