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About the St. Dominic Savio Transitional Program for Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (IDJJ) Involved Youth The Transitional Program for Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (IDJJ) Involved Youth provides residential and support services to young men under the age of 21 to help them successfully transition from the Juvenile Justice System to life in the community.
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Supports low-income youth and young adults who may have experience in foster care, homelessness, disconnection from school, juvenile justice and/or other systems in developing the skills to live independently.
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Candidates with lived experience in systems of care, which may include Foster Care, juvenile justice, run-away and homeless youth programs is preferred. Provide transportation to Life Skills, Employment, Vocational, and Housing related activities appropriate to young adult's ability, to include any of their children.
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The program provides teens and young adults with skills and testing to secure viable jobs, scholarship assistance to attend college or vocational school, obtain and maintain affordable housing in the community, and life skills coaches to guide them during the challenging transition from foster care to adulthood.
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Experience serving transition age youth (ages 14-26) in systems of care (e.g., foster care, juvenile justice, runaway and homeless youth programs) is preferred. We know that children, families and young people of color can face inequity in child welfare and justice systems, and we train our employees to build the skills they need to work with the communities that we serve, as well as, other employees from different cultures and backgrounds.
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Assist with youth referred from the Atlanta Public Schools, Department of Juvenile Justice, Probation Office, Atlanta Police Departments, Fulton County Courts, and youth appointed for service by Therapists.
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The Transitional Program for Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (IDJJ) Involved Youth provides residential and support services to young women under the age of 21 to help them successfully transition from the Juvenile Justice System to life in the community.
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Position Summary: The Next Generation Center (NGC) at Children’s Aid is located in the Bronx and serves disconnected youth ages 14 to 24, with a focus on youth involved in the foster care or juvenile justice systems.
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The curriculum should reflect; barriers to reentry, life skills, job skills, healing and political education, leadership development, and Self-determination. ● Respond to emails, text messages, and other correspondence in a timely manner ● Participate in YWFC events, staff meetings, trainings, and staff development opportunities on an ongoing basis Program management experience, experience working in the juvenile justice system, administrative experience.
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The youth have frequently had multiple psychiatric hospitalizations and repeated contacts with mental health, child welfare and juvenile justice systems. These traits lead to multiple life consequences such as challenges in school, family conflict, dependency or delinquent court involvement, absence of a healthy peer group, lack of vocational and life skills, and a history of unsuccessful placements.
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