Juvenile Crime Prevention Community Program

The Washington County Juvenile Department is seeking a provider to deliver specialized services to high-risk youth in middle and alternative schools across the county. The program aims to reduce juvenile crime through a continuum of services, including case management, liaison services, and cognitive-behavioral skill building education and training. The provider will work with youth, parents/guardians, schools, and the Juvenile Department to provide assessment and intervention services, ensure language appropriateness, and provide services that are trauma-informed and focus on positive youth development principles. Some key aspects of the program include: • Providing services to approximately 300 youth annually • Serving male and female identified youth proportionally and youth from all cultural, ethnic, and race populations • Delivering services through collaboration with schools and the Juvenile Department • Providing case management services, including assessment, planning, and coordination of services • Offering cognitive-behavioral skill building education and training for youth and parents • Ensuring services are accessible to all potential consumers, including those with limited English proficiency • Tracking outcomes and measuring program effectiveness using the Oregon Juvenile Crime Prevention Screen and Assessment.