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Direct Troubled Youth to Community-based Supports and Programming
January 14, 2008
It makes sense to direct troubled youth to community-based supports and programming rather than detention centers, where the likelihood of recidivism is much greater, according to Children’s Aid’s letter to the editor of the New York Times. Click to read the letter
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