-: My name's Kristen Rule,
and I am the program director at Secure Futures.
We believe that teens are the best age group
to do this sort of education with.
They are right at that point in life where they're about
to maybe get their first job, go off to college,
start a career right after high school,
and we want to get them the information that they need
before they get out into the workforce,
before they get those students loans and they make mistakes.
Often when you're working with adults,
the mistakes have already been made.
If you're working with younger kids,
it's not relevant to their lives.
So it seems like that 18,
16 to 18-year-old range is the best.