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Recidivism

DCYF monitors recidivism rates as an outcome indicator for our priority to creates successful transitions to adulthood for youth and young adults in our care. In most years, over half of youth and young adults released from Juvenile Rehabilitation are adjudicated for a new misdemeanor or felony offense committed within 18 months of their release date.

READ THE ANNUAL RECIDIVISM ANALYSIS FOR YOUTH LEAVING JUVENILE REHABILITATION (SFY 2018)

READ THE SECTION OF THE REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION STRATEGIC PLAN, SUPPORT PEOPLE IN OUR CARE AND CUSTODY

Youth and Young Adults Released from JR Found Guilty of Another Offense within 18 Months, SFY 2010-2017

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Juvenile Rehabilitation

Strategic Priority Outcome

Create Successful Transitions into Adulthood for Youth and Young Adults in Our Care

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