Establishes the youth justice innovation fund to support community-based organizations in preventing youth arrest and incarceration.
The bill establishes the youth justice innovation fund, which will provide funds to community-based organizations for services and programs aimed at youth development and preventing youth arrest and incarceration. These services include violence-prevention, alternatives to detention, and reentry, education, and employment training programs for youth up to age twenty-five. The fund will consist of an initial fifty million dollars and any interest earnings from investments.
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