Our partners
Community organisations
Juvenile Justice maintains a community funding program which engages community organisations to support and assist our young people with the aim of reducing the likelihood of their re-offending.
The over arching goal of the Community Funding Program (CFP) is to reduce the number of juveniles reoffending by providing funds to community non government organisations to assist and support juvenile offenders to maintain and establish positive links with their families and communities.
The CFP falls into six categories, these are:
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Accommodation Support
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Bail Accommodation Support
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Alcohol and Other Drug Programs including Residential Rural Rehabilitation Programs
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Employment Skilling Program (ESP)
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Local Offender Program (LOP)
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Post Release Support Program (PRSP)
Red Tape Reduction Strategies
Following the release of the NGO Red Tape Reduction report, Department of Human Services (DHS) agencies including Juvenile Justice have been working closely to implement short-term and longer term strategies.
- Red Tape Reduction Report
- NGO Red Tape Reduction report - fact sheet
- NGO Red Tape Reduction media release