This review focuses on organizational roles in the prevention of sexual abuse in young people ages 6 to 17 due to the increased interaction of this age group with adults and others in relative positions of power.
Sexual abuse of children and youth, ages 6-17, refers to sexual acts perpetrated by an individual in relative power to the victim. The sexual abuse of young people typically occurs in private and leaves no physical signs, which makes detection very difficult.
In response to a request from the Office of Family Policy, Children and Youth, within Military Community and Family Policy, the Arizona Center for Research and Outreach team conducted a review on financial readiness for youth ages 3-21 years.