TCC creates an awareness among teens of the crime problems that face communities and how those problems affect the Nation. It encourages youth to take responsibility for reducing crime and victimization, making schools and neighborhoods not only safer, but better for themselves and others. In most communities where Boys and Girls Clubs operate, the need is great. Youth living in economically challenged neighborhoods, especially those from single parent households, are at increased risk of being victims or perpetrators of crime. Boys and Girls Clubs offer a variety of programs designed to nurture what is inherently good in youth, to offer them social, educational, and recreational activities that help them become healthy and responsible adults. In discussing how TCC can fit into the goals and aims of Boys and Girls Clubs, this report provides examples of ways in which TCC can become an integral part of club programming. The report explains how the program was implemented in five sites and shares their successes and challenges. Certain elements are critical to an effective TCC program; these are explained in detail. A program's success is largely determined by the establishment of key partnerships, with each partner contributing essential ingredients for a proper mix. This report provide a plan for successful collaboration. The report concludes with a list of TCC resources.