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sometimes other people understand a certain subject better. Most importantly, helping <br />each other." - Valley, 12th Grade <br />8. Socializing With Peers: Some youth stressed the importance of socially connecting <br />with others their age. <br />"If a youth center existed I would mainly look for just an area where people my age can <br />interact and meet new people, while also being able to do assignments and focus on <br />academics." - Saddleback, loth Grade <br />"If a youth center is provided we can meet different people from other schools instead of <br />just people within our school." - Valley, 12th Grade <br />The importance of having a space to cultivate supportive friendships cannot be <br />understated. A 2022 National Survey by the Trevor Project found that 50% of LGBTQ+ <br />youth ages 13-17 had contemplated suicide, and 18% had attempted. However, LGBTQ+ <br />youth who had highly supportive friendships reported a 29% decrease in suicide attempts, <br />compared to youth who received low to moderate support from friends. <br />9. Support Beyond Academics: Youth envisioned a potential city -funded youth center <br />as a place where they could receive mental health and social support, on top of academic <br />programming. <br />"I feel like the youth center should not only advocate for tutoring or education but some <br />other topics that can benefit everyone such as sports, music, and arts - mental services <br />perhaps." - Youth was not in school <br />"A youth center should have all types of resources that can help young students ranging <br />from academic to mental help. But generally, it's a place where students can be safe and <br />feel connected with one another with other students." - Santa Ana College, 1st Year <br />"I want to go to a place that isn't necessarily a library or a community center, just a place <br />that's dedicated for [youth] - OCSA, 9th Grade <br />"Now I'm 20 and I still don't see many spots for youth. I used to go to the teen center at <br />the public library and there would only be one teen there and an adult but they would do <br />their own thing and so would I. It was whatever at the time, but now that i look back, <br />I wish they made activities and paid more close attention to the youth." <br />
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