Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful implementation of the "3166" juvenile protection mechanism by the Yan'an Public Security Bureau, which aims to address the rising trend of juvenile delinquency through a comprehensive support system that emphasizes education, rehabilitation, and collaboration among various departments [2][8]. Group 1: Mechanism Overview - The "3166" mechanism consists of a three-tiered protection network, a full-process management system, six core mechanisms, and six care measures designed to effectively manage and rehabilitate at-risk youth [2][3]. - The mechanism integrates resources from multiple departments, including civil affairs and justice, to create a coordinated approach to juvenile protection [3][8]. Group 2: Digital Management Platform - A digital platform has been established to manage information on at-risk juveniles, allowing for real-time tracking of their family background, behavior, and risk levels [5][6]. - The platform employs a "one person, one file" dynamic management system that consolidates data from various departments, enabling tailored rehabilitation plans for each child [6]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - The mechanism promotes collaboration among police, educational institutions, and psychological counseling services to create individualized support plans for juveniles [8][9]. - Various initiatives, such as the establishment of "Police Uncle Mailboxes" in schools and the deployment of AI security systems, have been implemented to enhance safety and address students' concerns [9]. Group 4: Impact and Results - Since the implementation of the mechanism, over 216 juveniles have received support, with many returning to normal educational and family life [10]. - The case of a 14-year-old boy, Zhang Qi, illustrates the positive outcomes of the program, as he has successfully reintegrated into school and improved his academic performance [10].