Their futures will depend on how they learn to cope with problems. After participants complete the course, CSTP helps them make the transition back to school and provides mentoring for a year. Mandatory monthly status reports indicate that, in that first, critical year after Camp Robinson, approximately 80 percent of those who attended stay out of trouble. That means that, of the 1,350 young men who have participated in the program since 1993, about 1,080 lives have been turned in a safer direction. As of last week, there were 277 kids on the waiting list.
Most participants have to wait six months to attend.
During that time, some lose their chance to come. It could eliminate the waiting list and, finally, be able to include girls at a new school to be located at Ft.