What I think makes us niche is our background. It's very difficult, as I understand it, for government bodies and social workers to have direct contact with the at-risk or high-risk component. A lot of the youth that we see participating in programs are guys that we wouldn't really consider high risk. They may live in marginalized communities, but they are actively seeking assistance or help.
For the ones who need the most help, there's a lack of trust between government and community. Because of our background and connection and reputation with a lot of these guys, they feel a lot more comfortable speaking to people like us in those settings.