Second Chance Program to give troubled youth an opportunity to start over A new partnership will provide membership dues for non-violent juvenile offenders to help them avoid the criminal justice system. Author: Steve Jefferson Updated: 8:01 PM EDT July 1, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — A new program has been launched in Marion County to keep kids from heading down the wrong path. It's called The Second Chance Program and gives young people who get into trouble with the law the opportunity to start over. Indianapolis resident Kenneth Billings is familiar with programs designed to keep youth on the right track. He is 22 years old and always on the go. He stays busy earning tips as a delivery driver for DoorDash.