The North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
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  • Youth
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Services for Youth
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The Department offers services for youth by establishing and maintaining a seamless comprehensive juvenile justice system that promotes juvenile delinquency prevention, intervention,
and treatment.
Services for Parents
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The Department offers numerous services and programs for parents. Many of these are located on the Services by County webpage.

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YDC Parent Newsletters:
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C.A. Dillon

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End of Grade Testing Information:
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All EOC-tested Subjects
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Grades 6, 7, and 8




















 

JCPCDollars and Cents:
For Gang Programs that Make Sense


The Department is pleased to announce the Community-Based Youth Gang Violence Prevention grants initiative.

 

thanks iconVolunteers Appreciated!

The staff and students at Samarkand YDC held a volunteer appreciation day earlier this week, to recognize the countless hours given by community members to support the young ladies housed there. 

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PolicecarDurham’s Night Light Program:
Holding Kids Accountable While Building Relationships

As many first shifters are packing up their bags to go home for the day, Durham’s Night Light program is just cranking up.

 

annual reportJuvenile Crime Continues to Decrease According to Just Released Annual Report

Juvenile Crime decreases for the second straight year and hits an eight year low according to the Department’s annual report released earlier this week. 

 

 

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