Jim Stynes may be better known among Australian circles than American ones, but his work with at-risk teens is something people around the world understand. In 1994, Stynes co-founded a non-profit organization called Reach, whose purpose is to offer guidance and help for at risk teens.

"...the Reach Foundation runs programs, workshops and special events to give confidence, skills and unprecedented opportunities designed to maximize their full potential."

Reach currently runs 16 different programs in 400 locations throughout Australia. Read more online.

Labels: at_risk, guidance, skills