Department Of Juvenile Justice
The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is a state agency that serves justice-involved youth up to age 21. Its Office of Victim Services helps victims of juvenile crimes understand their rights, get release or escape notifications, request restitution information, apply for crime victim compensation, and connect with other services.
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Victim Services provides comprehensive services that promote victims' rights and supports statewide victim services programs through the delivery of timely, accurate, and informative programs.This... Main Services navigating the system advocacy & legal aid Serving adults young adults teens seniors individuals trauma survivors abuse or neglect survivors burn survivors domestic violence survivors human trafficking survivors More Less sexual assault survivors
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What they offer 8
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Victim Notification and ServicesService
Helps victims request notice when a youth offender is released from secure confinement, escapes, transfers, receives community passes, or violates electronic monitoring.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Crime Victims Compensation Application AssistanceService
Assists victims with completing the Georgia Crime Victims Compensation application for eligible crime-related expenses.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Victim Restitution InformationService
Provides victims with updated information about outstanding restitution and explains civil options for unpaid restitution balances.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Victim ServicesService
Offers presentations on victim rights, DJJ victim notification, CSEC and juvenile justice, PREA response, child sexual abuse prevention, teen dating violence, bullying, and trauma topics.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Programs and Case Management in Secure FacilitiesProgram
Provides evidence-based group interventions, case management, individual counseling, family communication support, and risk-reduction programming for youth in DJJ secure facilities.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Mental Health ProgrammingProgram
Screens youth soon after admission for mental health needs, trauma, substance use, and suicide or self-harm risk, then provides treatment when needed.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Columbus RYDC Career FairEvent
A DJJ hiring event for job seekers interested in positions such as juvenile correctional officer, probation/parole specialist, teacher, and other roles.
- Recently verified· Jun 25
Terrell RYDC Career FairEvent
A DJJ hiring event for job seekers interested in juvenile justice careers.
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