Author: Butts, Jeffrey A.
Title: Process Evaluation of the City of Chicago's Juvenile Intervention and Support Center
Summary: This report presents a process evaluation of Chicago's Juvenile Intervention and Support Center which operates in several South Side neighborhoods. The program in modelled after the juvenile assessment model in several jurisdictions across the country. The assessment model includes; 1) early intervention; 2) interagency service coordination; 3) graduated sanctioning; 4) community justice and problem-solving justice; 5) restorative justice, and 6) positive youth development. This report presents the findings of the evaluation, with a focus on the following issues: program funding, design and target population, agency partnerships, governance and staffing, and data systems and policies governing the sharing of client information.
Details: Chicago: Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago, 2009. 62p.
Source: Internet Resource; Accessed August 10, 2010 at http://
Year: 2009
Country: United States
URL:
Shelf Number: 114603
Keywords:
Juvenile Assessment CentersJuvenile Justice (Chicago)Juvenile Offenders (Chicago)Rehabilitation, Juvenile Offenders |
