To plan and implement community based services and advocacy to prevent and reduce juvenile delinquency and improve the juvenile justice system and to administer the State/Community Partnership Grant Program, Family Court funding and Innovations funding.
1333 Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic City
New Jersey
08401
United States
+1 (609) 343-2304
+1 (609) 343-2164

Department of Human Services

Division of Intergenerational Services

Youth Services Commission

Youth Services Commission

The Atlantic County Youth Services Commission's (YSC) mission is to plan and implement community based services and advocacy to prevent and reduce juvenile delinquency and improve the juvenile justice system. The Youth Services Commission is also designated to administer the State/Community Partnership Grant Program, Family Court funding and Innovations funding. Some of the programs administered include:

  • Community Engagement Committee
  • Trauma Informed Emotion Regulation Group Treatment
  • Gun Violence Prevention Program
  • Electronic Monitoring
  • Electronic Monitoring Case Management Services
  • Client Specific and Multidisciplinary Team Services
  • Enhanced Outcome-Based Supervision Support Program
  • Adolescent Sex Offender Program

Membership includes representation from a variety of sources, including the Juvenile Judge of Family Court, the County Administrator, the County Prosecutor; and other local representatives from local social service, police, mental health and youth providers. For further information, contact the YSC Administrator.

Commission Membership

Detention Diversion Program

Atlantic County Intergenerational Services – the Detention Diversion program assists the court in determining a more appropriate placement than the county juvenile justice detention center. The project coordinator has two functions: presenting an incarceration alternative to the judge due to the mental health problems, family dysfunction or other special needs of the youth; and also acts as chairperson of the Detention Review Committee which meets weekly to review juvenile offenders activity, present progress reports to court and other agencies.   For more information contact Curtis Still (609) 343-2302 or tartaro_dena@aclink.org.

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