This is an intervention for high-risk offenders on probation. The objective is to promote public safety and reduce recidivism and the number of individuals incarcerated in the prison system.
The program consists of intensive and strict supervision, with scheduled meetings between the probation officer and the offender, telephone contact, and drug testing.
The intervention may also include vocational training, mentoring, drug treatment, and drug education.

This is a focused-deterrence policing program aimed at high-risk offenders with chronic recidivism histories. The goal is to increase the likelihood of apprehending and convicting offenders, engage various agencies in case management enforcement, and offer various assistance services to individuals.

This is a case management program for women on parole with substance use problems. The goal is to reduce recidivism, incarceration, and substance use through the enhancement of personalized services.

This is a community mobilization intervention that seeks to prevent violence against women by addressing gender inequality and social norms regarding the acceptability of violence. Based on the theory of states of change, SASA! is implemented through trained community activists and is organized in four phases: initiation, awareness, support, and action. Full implementation of the program typically takes three or more years.

This is a mentoring and assistance program for young people aged 15 to 19 residing in foster care institutions who are in the process of reintegrating into the community. The objective is to guide the youth in their transition to adulthood in order to achieve their educational and professional goals.

The Sistema Nacional de Orquestas y Coros Juveniles e Infantiles de Venezuela (National System of Youth and Children’s Orchestras of Venezuela), better known as El Sistema (The System), is based on a curriculum that not only advocates musical training (instrumental and vocal) for children and young people, but also emphasizes the importance of the child’s integral development and social inclusion.) for children and young people, but also emphasizes the importance of the child’s integral development and social inclusion.

This is a case management program designed to reduce relapse and recidivism by providing services to individuals convicted of crimes and with a history of drug and alcohol abuse.
There are five intervention components:
1) Substance abuse treatment;
2) Employment services;
3) Housing services;
4) Family reinforcement services; and
5) Healthcare and mental health services.

This is a community intervention to reduce and prevent underage drinking. The objective is to limit access to alcoholic beverages and raise community awareness of the dangers of underage drinking.
The intervention strategy is to focus on cultural, institutional, and legal practices that facilitate access to alcohol, such as commercial and social sources, through two components:
1) Multiple one-on-one conversations with community members to build relationships and put together action teams; and

This is a program to reform a sector of the Madison police force to adopt community and problem-oriented policing practices. The goal is to implement quality leadership, healthy work environments, quality of service delivery, and community benefits through training of police officers and organizational changes in work environments. The program lasted two years.

This is a hot spot policing approach centered on the “broken windows” strategy conducted in three California cities. It aims to reduce the sense of insecurity and fear of crime, as well as to increase the perception of police effectiveness among neighbors.
The intervention involves reallocating police resources to small areas with high crime rates to reduce neighborhood disorder and crime. The approach is applied to 55 blocks that receive an additional three hours of police attention per week on top of the normal level of policing.