The intervention is a comprehensive and long-term teaching and mentoring program intended to support vulnerable children and children in care to graduate from primary and secondary school, thus building a stronger foundation for a better life. The program lasts six years, and follows the participants at least until they finish primary school. The program consists of learning camps, a mentoring scheme based on the help of volunteers as well as building bridges from the program to the children's everyday life.
Target population
Placed and vulnerable children in Aarhus Municipality
Program participation (i.e. whether the individual has participated in the program or not)
Participants graduate from the 9th grade within 6 years of joining the intervention
Participants graduate from secondary education (e.g. high school) or have at least 1 year of study activity on secondary education within 9 years after joining the intervention.
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