Reentry
OJJDP COVID–19 Guidance: State Juvenile Detention and Correctional Facilities
Family Services for Youth Offenders
Massachusetts Youth Reentry Project
Youth Reentry Project
Second Chances Community-Based Youth Reentry Project
Coming Home Queens Reentry Program
Second Chance Re-Entry Program for Youth
New Trails Youth Reentry
Travis County Youth Offender Reentry Program
Parenting Inside Out Phase II: Expanding the Reach and Impact of Parent-Child Contact
OJJDP Is Taking Action To Achieve an Equitable Juvenile Justice System
By Chyrl Jones, Acting OJJDP Administrator
When President Biden proclaimed October 2021 as National Youth Justice Action Month, he noted that far too many young people have been "sidelined by unnecessary encounters with the justice system." Citing the adverse effects of system involvement, the President called for a national shift from incarceration to prevention.
National Youth Justice Action Month supports intervention and prevention strategies...
Access Reentry Training and Resources During Reentry Week
Supporting Youth During Reentry Week and Beyond
By Chyrl Jones, Acting OJJDP Administrator
“After incarcerated individuals serve their time, they should have the opportunity to fully reintegrate into society,” said President Joseph R. Biden when he proclaimed April 2021 as Second Chance Month. This is particularly true for youth involved in the juvenile justice system.
On any given day, there are approximately 37,500 youth in residential placement; the majority of whom...
Support Successful Reentry for Youth and Adult Offenders
President Biden proclaimed April as Second Chance Month, dedicated to supporting successful reentry of adult and youth offenders. On any given day, there are more than 37,529 youth in residential placement in this country. Join OJJDP in spreading awareness and providing second chances for those committed to rejoining society.
Last year, OJJDP awarded more than $11 million in grant programs to support reentry services for youth...
Enhancing youth''s successful re-entry into the community and stabilizing transitions.
Decreasing Recidivism among Juveniles with Brain Injury Re-Entering the Community using Resource Facilitation
Improving Juvenile Reentry Programs Capacity for Data Collection, Analysis, and Reporting
Office of Justice Programs Announces More Than $92 Million To Support Reentry
The Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs (OJP) has announced more than $92 million in awards to reduce recidivism among adults and juvenile offenders returning to their communities after confinement. OJJDP, the National Institute of Justice, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance awarded grants to jurisdictions, research institutions, and other organizations in support of proven science-based approaches to reintegrate offenders into communities. OJJDP awarded...