Recognizing Gang Influence Among Manitoba Youth
An overview of factors that draw youths to gangs in Manitoba, noting age ranges 13 to 23, risk factors like poverty and neglect, FAS disorders, and immigrant stress. The piece cites guidance from the Integrated Gang Intelligence Unit and Manitoba agencies, and outlines warning signs and support resources.
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Reasons For Gang Involvement And Warning Signs
The text lists causes such as desire for acceptance peer pressure lack of role models and community resources. It notes changes like new slang heavy swearing new nicknames and wearing gang colours. Red flags include secrecy about activities money sudden wealth school trouble withdrawal from family and friends and skipping or quitting school.
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Risk factors in high risk neighbourhoods
Excerpt notes exposure to abuse and aggressive attitudes linked to delinquency and antisocial behaviour. It mentions FAS, disinterest in school, alcohol and substance abuse, lack of parental guidance, and failure to teach prosocial behaviours. Highlights gaps in shared routines and time use.
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