Oklahoma Statewide Planning and Assessment

The Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs (OJA) proposes serving 1,222 juvenile justice-involved youth returning to their communities. The Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs has developed a comprehensive, data-driven assessment to identify current needs and practices for youth returning to their communities. The assessment will drive development and implementation of programmatic needs for a diverse population of youth returning to communities across the state. The Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs has partnered with the Council of State Government to assist in the assessment and evaluation processes for the duration of the project.