Youth Opportunity Hubs use a trauma-informed, positive youth development framework to provide comprehensive services to young people ages 13-24. By offering opportunities and emphasizing young people’s strengths, the Hubs aim to address both risk and protective factors—including in such areas as health, educational attainment, household income, and connections to school or work—and reduce the likelihood that youth will have interactions with the criminal legal system. This report highlights mid-evaluation findings related to the ongoing process evaluation conducted by Westat and Metis Associates of the Youth Opportunity Hubs initiative.