About Youth Services
Young people under the age of 18 occupy a special place within the state's juvenile justice system. Not yet adults, they are cast into a world which often requires maturity beyond their years. ICJI's Youth division recognizes that Indiana's juvenile offenders and at-risk youth have special needs. The mission of ICJI's Youth division is to improve the juvenile justice system, support projects/initiatives that aim to prevent and/or reduce juvenile offending and promote positive youth development through community-wide collaboration.
Related Information
- Title II Formula Grant
- JABG Program - Click link for important new information
- Report Forms
- Youth Data
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