Young at Risk (YaR) designates children and adolescents who find themselves in precarious situations due to various adverse life circumstances. These may include experiences of physical, sexual, or psychological abuse or violence, whether occurring at home or in the community, as well as issues such as forced labor, trafficking, school dropout, addiction, or any other infringement of their rights as minors. The interventions of IYSA for these at-risk youth are focused on fostering resilience, empowering them to navigate their challenging circumstances. We hold the conviction that children can surmount numerous adverse conditions, provided their vulnerabilities are supported by a nurturing environment. By employing a comprehensive rights-based approach, we strive to cultivate such supportive environments for these vulnerable children, ensuring they have opportunities to engage in their own development.