'If they're not comfortable sharing at first, I'll ask them if they need time to think. Rajoo, a social media executive, said: 'I have to keep my sensors up to see if who looks like he or she wants to talk to someone, but is hesitant to approach a peer supporter. What are the signs of a troubled youth? Those who tend to pace around the room, as well as the 'quiet ones' in a corner, according to Rajoo. In an interview with AsiaOne, Rajoo shared that the training he received as a volunteer with Youth Corps Singapore helps him identify those who need a listening ear – be it family or school-related issues, or just wanting to talk about their day. Strolling around the open space at Re:ground Dungeon at The Red Box, the 26-year-old, whose black t-shirt imprinted with the words 'Youth Corps Singapore' makes him identifiable from afar, is on the lookout for specific individuals – those who look like they may need someone to talk to. Franklin Rajoo is on his bi-monthly duty in a 'dungeon' along Somerset Road on a Thursday night.

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