Establishes a program for individualized service and support teams for at-risk and court-involved youth in Hawaii.
The bill requires the Office of Youth Services to develop a program offering individualized service and support teams to assist at-risk or court-involved youth. The program aims to address underlying causes of juvenile crime through culturally responsive, community-based services. The office must consider existing support programs, available data, and stakeholder input, including community-based organizations, homeless service providers, educators, and schools.
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