Establishes a state-wide office of youth development within the Executive Office of Health and Human Services.
The bill establishes a state-wide office of youth development within the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to address the negative social, economic, and health status indicators for urban youth. Programs and activities will focus on social decorum, anti-violent and anti-gang behaviors, and positive social behaviors. The office will implement pilot programs in Springfield and other cities, coordinating with community health centers and other organizations. The office will also develop a research component, community coordination function, and a common intake and referral system.
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