Family Centered Treatment – Family Centered Treatment (FCT) is a short-term, family-based intervention intended to reduce out-of-home placements for justice-involved youth. FCT seeks to include the entire family in the intervention process, rather than only the youth, in order to provide them with community resources and wraparound services. FCT is designed to […]
Family-based Treatment for Adolescent Delinquency and Problem Behaviors – In general, family-based treatment practices consist of a wide range of interventions that are designed to change dysfunctional family patterns that contribute to the onset and maintenance of adolescent delinquency and other problem behaviors. This practice is rated Effective for reducing recidivism, and […]
Dropout Prevention Programs – School or community-based programs targeting frequently absent students or students at risk of dropping out of school. These programs are aimed at increasing school engagement, school attachment, and the academic performance of students, with the main objective of increasing graduation rates. The practice is rated Effective for reducing […]
Children’s Advocacy Center Model – This program is a multidisciplinary, victim-focused approach designed to improve forensic interviewing and the continuity of care for youth who are victims of sexual abuse and assault. The program is rated Effective. The program showed a statistically significant increase in the receipt of physical health examinations and […]
Adolescent Diversion Project (Michigan State University) – This is a strengths-based, university-led program that diverts arrested youth from formal processing in the juvenile justice system and provides them with community-based services. The program is rated Effective. Participants in the program had statistically significantly lower rates of official delinquency compared with control group […]
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