Phoenix Gang Intervention
The Intervention Curriculum provides elementary, middle, and high schools with classroom and counseling-based curricula, designed for the highest risk students. It provides multiple program options, with 100-150 hours of materials at each level. It addresses areas such as gang activity, bullying, peer pressure, substance abuse, anger, aggression, and violence. Gender-specific resources and selected materials in Spanish are provided. Several videos and accompanying workbooks supplement the curriculum. Counselors’ resources include tools for overcoming resistance and guiding the process of individual change.
| Element | Program Options |
| Change (guides intervention process) | Grade 6 through high schoool |
| Peer Pressure | Grade 4 through high school |
| Bullying | Grade 4 through high school |
| What You Need to Know (substance abuse education) | Grade 6 through high schoool |
| Gang Awareness | Grades 4-5 |
| Gang Awareness and Resistance | Grade 6 |
| Gang Intervention Resources | Grade 7 through high school |
| Anger | Grade 6 |
| Anger, Aggression, and Violence | Grade 7 through high school |
| Gang Issues: Girls Program (gender-specific) | Grade 7 through high school |
| Getting Away from the Gang | Grade 7 through high school |
| Phoenix Curriculum—Spanish Language Version | Grade 7 through high school |
| Programas Comunadarios (Spanish Language) | Grade 6 through high school |
| Programa de Intervencion de Pandillas (Spanish Language) | Grade 6 through high school |