Che Latchford, is a Senior SNAP® Trainer Community Facilitator with the SNAP® Youth Justice Program at the Child Development Institute (CDI), Toronto, Canada. CDI is a multi-service organization specializing in services for children under 12 years of age with disruptive behaviour problems. Mr. Latchford works in collaboration with professionals in both consultation and training activities pertaining to the dissemination and replication of the SNAP® model in various community settings. Mr. Latchford has worked in many capacities throughout the agency where he gained invaluable work experience and developed his counseling skills for over 16 years in the Volunteer Coordinators position, SNAP® Youth Leadership Mentor position (Formerly SNAP® L.I.T. program), SNAP® Boys Program (Formerly the Under 12 Outreach Project), and Intensive Community and Home Services program (Formerly the Residential Services). As a result of this successful experience and his evident understanding of the SNAP® based programs offered at the Child Development Institute he was a clear entrant for the Trainer-Consultant position with the SNAP® Implementation Team. Today, he is a full time member of the SNAP® Implementation Team as the lead facilitator and trainer for our newest SNAP® model, SNAP® Youth Justice (SNAP®-YJ). His roles and responsibilities include: conducting focus groups (youth and staff), program development, pilot testing, facilitating/co-facilitating the SNAP®-YJ modules in custody facilities, probation and community organizations. He continues to look for chances to share his many layers of experience and advocate on behalf of children, youth (young adults), parents, and families.