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NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OFCHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES2017-2018Report on the Supervision and Treatment Servicesfor Juveniles ProgramPursuant to Executive Law § 529-b(5)1
IntroductionThe supervision and treatment services for juvenile’s program (STSJP) is a key component ofGovernor Cuomo’s vision to transform New York State’s youth justice system. STSJP providesfunding to municipalities (counties and New York City) for programs and services that addressthe needs of youth who are either at risk or already involved in the justice system. STSJP-fundedprograms provide targeted interventions in settings that are family-focused, close to home andwithin the community being served. To allow municipalities to better align programs with need,OCFS expanded the continuum of services available through STSJP funding. STSJP servicesare divided into five (5) domains: Prevention, Early Intervention, Alternative to Detention,Alternative to Placement, and Aftercare/Reentry.Although STSJP can be used to fund services across the continuum from Prevention to Reentry,emphasis is placed on funding programs that enable municipalities to serve youth in the leastrestrictive, appropriate setting possible while preserving public safety. STSJP provides fiscalincentives that encourage municipalities to develop and utilize community-based programsintended to divert youth from unnecessary placement in detention or residential care. Thisincludes youth at risk of, alleged to be, or adjudicated as juvenile delinquents, persons in need ofsupervision; youth alleged to be or convicted as juvenile offenders, and youthful offenders.A municipality wishing to provide services with STSJP funds must submit a plan to the New YorkState (NYS) Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS), detailing which supervision andtreatment services will be provided. STSJP plans must include the name of each service andprogram proposed for funding, the communities and types of youth targeted for theservice/program, a description of the projected number of youth to be served, and how theservice/program will result in positive outcomes for youth. Municipalities are encouraged to useprevious STSJP programming data and historical detention and placement data provided byOCFS to identify communities and subpopulations of youth to target for supervision and treatmentservices. Once a submitted plan is reviewed and approved, the municipality is eligible to receive62 percent state reimbursement for the cost of allowable expenditures up to the municipality’scapped STSJP allocation amount, set through an allocation methodology determined by OCFS.A municipality that wishes to provide additional STSJP services may choose to shift part of itsavailable detention allocation to be used for STSJP. Shifted funds spent on STSJP-eligibleexpenditures receive 62 percent state reimbursement as opposed to the 49 percent statereimbursement for eligible detention services expenditures.2
State Fiscal Year 2017-18STSJP funding in the amount of 8,376,000 was appropriated for New York State Fiscal Year(SFY) 2017-2018, a further 500,000 allotment was divided equally between six (6) municipalities(Albany, Erie, Monroe, Onondaga, Nassau and Orange counties) to support coordination andimplementation of the Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI). JDAI is a national, systemreform initiative coordinated by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, with a primary goal of reducingthe unnecessary and inappropriate use of detention without compromising public safety.During SFY 2017-2018, STSJP-funded programs were projected to serve 11,119 youth andfamilies across 49 municipalities. Nine(9) municipalities did not submit 2017-18 STSJP plans(Chemung, Fulton, Greene, Montgomery, Ontario, Orleans, Sullivan, Wayne and Yates counties).Programs funded by STSJP are listed below, they are separated by municipality.2017 - 2018 STSJP State Share Allocation Chart is attached to this document.Programs Funded by STSJPAlbany Juvenile Community Accountability Board - Albany County Probation Department Juvenile Reporting and Family Center (Girls) - Albany County Probation Department Juvenile Reporting and Family Center (Boys) - Albany County Probation Department Family Assessment Intervention Services - LaSalle School Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative - Albany County Department for Children, Youthand Families and SUNY Center for Human Services Research Community Based ATD-Life Plus Program - Youth L.I.F.E. Support Network, Inc. Reintegration Services - TBD Training: Restorative Practices and/or Implicit Bias - Albany County Department forChildren, Youth and Families Family and Youth Incentives - Albany County Department for Children, Youth and FamiliesAllegany Multi-Systemic Therapy Program - Catholic Charities Respite Bed - Kinship Family and Youth Services Turnabout Program - Berkshire Farm Center and Services for Youth Truancy Intervention Program - Allegany County Probation DepartmentBroome Detention Alternative Afterschool Program - Lourdes Youth Services Children’s Home Basic Tracker Program - Children’s Home of Wyoming ConferenceCattaraugus3
Multi-Systemic Therapy Program - Catholic CharitiesCayuga Alternatives to Detention Respite - Cayuga Centers Restorative Youth Case Management - Cayuga CounsellingChautauqua Accountability and Responsibility Program - Gustavus Adolphus Family Services Community School Program - The Chautauqua Center Family Peer Support Services - Chautauqua County Department of Mental Hygiene Connections - Chautauqua Striders, Inc.Chemung(No plan submitted)Chenango Why Try/Resilience Breakthrough for Youth - Chenango County Department of SocialServices Parent Project - Chenango County Department of Social Services Loving Solutions - Chenango County Department of Social ServicesClinton Youth Advocacy Program - Youth Advocacy Program Youth Court - Clinton County Youth BureauColumbia Family Support Program - Mental Health Associates of Columbia and Greene CountiesCortland Coordinated Children’s Services Initiative - Cortland County Department of SocialServicesDelawareJuvenile Justice Task Force - Delaware County Probation DepartmentDutchess River Haven - Hudson River Housing, Inc. Probation Enhanced Alternatives Program - Dutchess County Office of Probation andCommunity Corrections Sex Offender Evaluations and Forensic Psychiatric Evaluations - Astor Services forChildren and Families STAR (Support for Teens at Risk) Project - Boys and Girls Club of Newburgh Positive Youth Development Training - Dutchess County Department of Community andFamily Services4
Erie Strengthening Families - Dutchess County Department of Community and Family ServicesFamily Conflict Resolution - Mediation CenterThe Afterschool Project - Boys and Girls Club of NewburghJuvenile Detention Alternative Initiative - Erie County Department of Social ServicesErie County Youth Services Planning Coordinator - Erie County Department of SocialServicesProbation High Risk Supervision Program - Erie County Probation DepartmentStepping Stones - Berkshire Farm Center and Services for YouthThe Belle Center - Erie Regional Housing Development CorporationLt. Col. Matt Urban Human Services Center of WNY - P.C.C.B., Inc.RFP Mentoring Program - TBDEssex Essex County Probation Department - Essex County Probation DepartmentFranklin Youth Advocacy Program, Inc./Detention Alternatives Program - Youth AdvocacyProgram, Inc. Youth Advocate Program, Inc./Supported Work Program - Youth Advocacy Program, Inc. Electronic Home Monitoring - Franklin County Probation DepartmentFulton(No plan submitted)Genesee Student Transition and Recovery - STAR, Inc. PINS Diversion - Genesee County Probation Electronic Monitoring - Genesee County Department of Social ServicesGreene(No plan submitted)HamiltonHomeRun - Berkshire Farm Center and Services for YouthHerkimer Kids Herkimer Detention Diversion Program - Kids Oneida, Inc.Jefferson Youth Court Educational Class - Resolution Center of Jefferson/Lewis Counties: YouthCourt Wrap Around Case Management Services - Children’s Home of Jefferson County5
Jefferson County Probation: Enhanced Probation - Jefferson County ProbationDepartmentLewis Youth Court Educational Classes – Resolution Center of Jefferson and Lewis Counties:Youth Services Division Clinical Services and Goods – Lewis County Probation Department Respite Services – Lewis County Department of Social ServicesLivingston Case Management - Livingston County Department of Social ServicesIn-Home Family Services - Livingston County Department of Social ServicesHillside Skill-Building Services - Livingston County Department of Social ServicesCertified Foster Care Respite - Livingston County Department of Social ServicesMadison Stepping Stones - Berkshire Farm Center and Services for YouthMonroe Alternatives to Detention - Monroe County Office of Probation-Community CorrectionsVilla Tracking and Curfew Check Program - Villa of HopeMental Health/Juvenile Justice Support Team - Coordinated Care Services, Inc.Education Liaison - Rochester City School DistrictJuvenile Detention Alternative Initiative Coordinator - Monroe County Department ofHuman ServicesAlternatives to Detention for RTA population - TBDMontgomery(No plan submitted)Nassau Detention Diversion - Family Children’s Association Probation Officer FCAT - Nassau County Probation Department Electronic Monitoring - Nassau County Probation Department Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative Coordinator - Nassau County ProbationDepartmentNew York City NYC Youth WRAP – NYC Department of Probation6
Parent Support/Peer Coach Program – Center for Court Innovation, New Center forInterpersonal Development, Community Connections for Youth, Friends of IslandAcademy, Good Shepherd ServicesAdvocate, Intervene, Mentor - NYC Department of ProbationArt Therapy – CUNY, The Animation Project, Artistic NoiseClinical Advisors - NYC Department of ProbationPathways to Excellence, Achievement and Knowledge - NYC Department of ProbationIntensive Community Monitoring - NYC Department of ProbationEducational Enhancement Services - NYC Department of Probation, CUNYOut of School Time – NYC Department of ProbationCustomized Assistance – NYC Department of ProbationAlternative to Placement Technical Assistance – NYC Department of Probation, CUNY,Community Connections for Youth, Melba Butler ConsultingMobile Adolescent Therapy - NYC Department of ProbationNiagara Casey Runaway and Homeless Shelter - Family and Children’s Services of NiagaraCountyJuvenile Electronic Monitoring - Niagara County Probation DepartmentJuvenile Supported Case Management - Community Missions of Niagara Frontier, Inc.Oneida PREP/AIM Diversion Program – The Neighborhood Center, Inc.Onondaga Special Supervision Program – Cayuga Counseling ServicesCommunity Based Diversion – Salvation ArmyYouth Tracker – Salvation Army315 LIFT Project – Center for Court InnovationCommunity Engagement Initiative for Juvenile Delinquents – United Way of Central NYJuvenile Justice Project – Coordinated Care Services, Inc.Juvenile Justice Respite at Booth House – Salvation ArmyElectronic Home Confinement - Onondaga County Probation DepartmentIntensive Community Based Supervision - Onondaga County Probation DepartmentThinking for a Change – New Justice ServicesJuvenile Justice Data Coordinator - Case Coordinated Services, Inc.Ontario(No plan submitted)Orange Family Engagement Specialist Program – RSS7
Family Keys - Southwest Key ProgramJuvenile Detention Alternative Initiative Coordinator - Southwest Key ProgramOrleans(No plan submitted)Oswego Probation Supervision/Electronic Monitoring - Oswego County Probation DepartmentFunctional Family Therapy - Cayuga CentersMulti-Systemic Therapy Program - Cayuga CentersYouth Court - Oswego City-County Youth BureauOtsego Kids Oneida - Kids OneidaElectronic Monitoring - Otsego County Probation DepartmentRespite - Otsego County Department of Social ServicesDrug Screens - Otsego County Probation DepartmentBehavioral Improvements - Otsego County Probation DepartmentPutnam Intensive Services Coordination Program (ISCP) –Green ChimneysCurfew Checks/Transportation - Putnam County Probation DepartmentSubstance Use Disorder Education and Awareness Program – Prevention Council ofPutnamAt-Risk Adolescent Victim Services – Putnam/Northern Westchester Women’s ResourceCenterCooperative Learning Academy – Camp HerrlichTransportation Support - Putnam County Planning DepartmentRensselaer Stepping Stones - Berkshire Farm Center and Services for YouthThe Transitions Program - Rensselaer County Department of Mental HealthRockland Adolescent Intensive Motivators Program - Rockland County Department of SocialServicesAIM Wraparound Funds - Rockland County Department of Social ServicesSaratoga Berkshire Farm Center and Services for Youth, Inc. - Saratoga County ProbationDepartmentCAPTAIN Youth Shelter - Saratoga County Probation Department8
KMG Electronic Monitoring - Saratoga County Probation DepartmentSchenectady Boys and Girls Club of Schenectady County - Boys and Girls Club of SchenectadyProbation Staff Youth and Family Advocate - Schenectady County Probation DepartmentProbation Officer - Schenectady County Probation DepartmentSchoharie Berkshire Farm Center and Services for Youth: Stepping Stones Program – SchoharieCounty Department of Social ServicesSchuyler Diversion Services - Schuyler County Department of Social Services and Glove HouseRespite - Schuyler County Department of Social Services and Glove HouseElectronic Home Monitoring - Schuyler County Department of Social Services and GloveHouseSeneca Youth Advocate Program - Youth Advocate Programs, Inc.Family Counseling Services - Family Counseling Services of the Finger LakesGlove House Respite Services - Glove House Inc.Seneca County Addictions Program - Seneca County Community Counseling CenterSeneca County Probation Department - Seneca County Probation DepartmentSeneca County Mental Health Services - Seneca County Community Counseling CenterSt. Lawrence Youth Empowerment Service – Youth Advocate ProgramsSteuben PINS and JD Intake Diversion - Steuben County Probation DepartmentPINS/JD Supervision - Steuben County Probation DepartmentPre-Dispositional Supervision - Steuben County Probation DepartmentSuffolk Home Based Services - Family Services LeagueSupervision and Treatment Program - Hope for YouthGang Prevention – Strong Youth, Inc.Education Advocacy Services - Long Island Advocacy CenterAdjustment Services – Hope for YouthPsychological Diagnostic Assessment – Suffolk County Probation DepartmentSullivan9
(No plan submitted)Tioga Reminder Call Program; Electronic Monitoring; Enhanced Intake/Diversion Services Tioga County Probation DepartmentTompkins Electronic Monitoring - Tompkins County Probation DepartmentProbation Engagement Supports—Tompkins County Probation DepartmentProbation Supervision - Tompkins County Probation DepartmentYAP Wrap-Around Case Management - Youth Advocacy ProgramUlster Multi-Systemic Therapy Program - Liberty Resources, Inc.Youth Advocate Program - Youth Advocate Program, Inc.STSJP Case Management - Family of Woodstock, Inc.Family House - Family of Woodstock, Inc.Warren KMG Electronic Monitoring - KMG Monitoring ServiceRespite - WAIT HouseWarren County Youth Court - Warren County Youth CourtWarren County Prevention/Probation Program - Warren County Department of SocialServicesWashington Juvenile Electronic Monitoring - Washington County Youth Bureau and AlternativeSentencing AgencyJuvenile Community Restoration Program - Washington County Youth Bureau andAlternative Sentencing AgencyAlternative Sentencing Agency Adventure Programming - Washington County YouthBureau and Alternative Sentencing AgencyAlternative Sentencing Agency Youth Employment - Washington County Youth Bureauand Alternative Sentencing AgencyAlternative Sentencing Agency Incentives - Washington County Youth Bureau andAlternative Sentencing AgencyAlternative Sentencing Agency Parenting Program - Washington County Youth Bureauand Alternative Sentencing AgencyWayne(No plan submitted)10
Westchester Probation Juvenile Accountability Program - Westchester County Probation DepartmentLinkages - Westchester County Probation Department subcontract with WestchesterJewish Community ServicesJuvenile Delinquency Adjustment Supervision Probation Officers - Westchester CountyProbation DepartmentWestchester Alternatives to Detention - Westchester County Probation Departmentsubcontract with Children’s VillageWestchester Probation Clinical Assessments - Westchester County Probation Departmentsubcontracts with Children’s Village and Leake and Watts, Inc.Juvenile Trainings - Westchester County Probation DepartmentJuvenile Community Service - Westchester County Probation DepartmentTablets at Secure Detention - Westchester County Probation DepartmentWyoming Youth Bureau Caseworker - Wyoming County Youth BureauHillside Customized Contracts - Hillside Children’s CenterNew Directions Community Based Treatment Program - New Directions Youth and FamilyServices, Inc.Yates(No plan submitted)11
ANDREW M. CUOMOGovernorSHEILA J. POOLECommissioner2017 – 2018 STSJP DataIn 2016, OCFS established a goal of standardizing how all municipalities utilizing STSJP funding would collectand submit youth and program level data, as well as, juvenile justice performance outcomes based upon NYSyouth classifications. To accomplish this goal, during 2016, OCFS convened a committee comprised of stateand local partners to determine the most feasible way to achieve this goal. OCFS developed a standardizedSTSJP data collection tool and disseminated that tool to municipalities. Municipalities began using the STSJPMonitoring tool in 2017. The STSJP Monitoring tool is divided into two (2) semi-annual reports. The decision todivide the report into two (2) parts was based upon a consideration that this would be a new process andhaving two (2) reporting periods would enable OCFS to monitor the new collection process more expeditiouslyand provide pertinent technical assistance as needed. If the data period was twelve (12) months, the belief wasthat providing real time assistance and correcting errors would be difficult and provide consternation for localpartners. Once the municipalities become accustomed to collecting and submitting data in this format, if needbe, OCFS will pivot to collection STSJP data on an annual basis. The data attached is a combination of two (2)semi-annual submissions for program year 2017-2018. The fact that the total of submissions by municipalitiesare different in each period can be attributed to the newness of the process, OCFS expects that as timeprogresses, all municipalities who use STSJP funding will submit this relevant and necessary STSJP data toOCFS.Division of Youth Development and Partnerships for Success 52 Washington Street, Rensselaer, NY 12144 (518) 474-9879 ocfs.ny.gov
STSJP Detention Allocation – Youth Served (PY nroeMontgomeryNassauSTSJP Allocation 1,914,919.00 138,327.00 870,145.00 356,036.00 248,606.00 425,789.00 469,298.00 224,734.00 125,447.00 187,673.00 226,960.00 20,439.00 1,117,377.00 4,472,681.00 17,240.00 56,624.00 112,682.00 75,964.00 216,407.00 1,431.00 209,584.00 188,036.00 39,239.00 162,864.00 150,679.00 5,790,600.00 106,588.00 2,720,332.00DetentionAllocationshiftedCountyTotal Youth Served 89,924.00 120,651.00 102,418.001637432 0.00 157,354.002261 188,496.00 0.00 0.006404434 0.00 59,168.00 0.00 0.00 138,435.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 58,338.00 0.00 0.00 47,883.00 259,033.00 0.00 amRensselaerRocklandSt. JP AllocationDetentionAllocationshiftedTotal Youth Served 40,312,722.00 590,870.00 1,183,857.00 2,228,299.00 185,633.00 980,615.00 140,280.00 277,456.00 80,815.00 60,317.00 661,695.00 351,805.00 110,878.00 243,312.00 854,304.00 48,527.00 23,554.00 83,714.00 263,579.00 2,517,695.00 236,041.00 76,438.00 176,752.00 173,909.00 226,683.00 113,401.00 191,128.00 3,035,879.00 43,713.00 39,428.00 0.00 0.00 100,000.00 592,263.06 0.00 156,602.00 0.00 124,826.00 0.00 48,864.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 457.00 0.00 0.000 64,039.82 607,139.0000 134,676.00 115,310.00 54,097.56 22,763.000 0766801914663171710821230 76,160,000.00 3,592,037.448872
STSJP Detention Allocation – Youth Served (PY 2017-18)7/17/19
New York StateOffice of Children and Family ServicesSupervision and Treatment Services for Juveniles ProgramMonitoring ReportReport Period: 10/01/2017 - 03/31/2018Data Source: STSJP County Summary SheetsTable 1. Characteristics of Youth Served by Program TypeProgram Type 1New York StateTotal ServedSexEthnicityRace WhiteAsian/PINative American/AlaskanOtherUnknownAverage Age at Program Start 3PreventionEarlyInterventionJO/JD %0%1%2%29%PINS %65%14%45%37%1%0%8%11%1STSJP can be used to fund both direct and indirect services. This report excludes indirect services (e.g., Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative (JDAI) Coordinator)since those services do not target specific youth whose outcomes can be tracked. In 2017, the STSJP continuum was expanded to include the following direct service categories: Prevention, EarlyIntervention, Alternatives to Detention (ATD) for Juvenile Delinquents (JD), Juvenile Offenders (JO) and Persons in Need of Supervision (PINS), Alternatives to Placement (ATP), andReentry/Aftercare Programming.2Counts may not sum to Total Served and percentages may not sum to 100% because multiple race selections are possible.The STSJP County Summary Sheets include program-level data rather than youth-level data. If the locality funded multiple programs of the same type (e.g., Prevention)during the reporting period, Average Age at Program Start was calculated by weighting the average reported by each program by the number of youth that program served.3Table 2. Average Length of Stay for Youth Released by Program TypeProgram TypeNew York StateTotal ReleasedAverage Length of Stay (days) 5Prevention#117257.5%444%EarlyInterventionJO/JD ATD#26697.2#45175.9%58%4%66%PINS 0.0%24%TotalReleased#185798.4Percentages are out of the number served presented in Table 1.The STSJP County Summary Sheets include program-level data rather than youth-level data. If the locality funded multiple programs of the same type (e.g., Prevention)during the reporting period, Average Length of Stay was calculated by weighting the average reported by each program by the number of youth that program released.5Produced by the OCFS Bureau of Research, Evaluation and Performance Analytics%51%
New York StateOffice of Children and Family ServicesSupervision and Treatment Services for Juveniles ProgramMonitoring ReportReport Period: 10/01/2017 - 03/31/2018Data Source: STSJP County Summary SheetsTable 3a. Program Involvement & Outcomes for Youth Released by Program TypeProgram TypePreventionNew York StateYesNoEarly 1%10085%43%117100%239%24391%00%266100%Program InvolvementConsistently complied withprogram rules and standardsAttended at least 90% of allrequired program activities 6Outcomes7PINS ReferralTruancySchool SuspensionSuccessful AdjustmentFailure to Appear in CourtWarrant IssuedArrest/Probation IntakeDetention/Jail AdmissionViolation of Probation FiledNew PlacementReturn to Placement6“Attended at least 90% of all required program activities” is the only Program Involvement or Outcome item that includes an option for Not Applicable (N/A). All other items include threeoptions: Yes, No and Information Not Collected. For the sake of simplicity, all Information Not Collected and N/A responses are included under Unknown for the purposes of this report.7Outcomes include events occurring during program involvement (i.e., between a youth’s Program Start Date and Program End Date).Produced by the OCFS Bureau of Research, Evaluation and Performance Analytics
New York StateOffice of Children and Family ServicesSupervision and Treatment Services for Juveniles ProgramMonitoring ReportReport Period: 10/01/2017 - 03/31/2018Data Source: STSJP County Summary SheetsTable 3b. Program Involvement & Outcomes for Youth Released by Program TypeProgram TypeJO/JD ATDNew York StateYesNoPINS 00%Program InvolvementConsistently complied withprogram rules and standardsAttended at least 90% of allrequired program activities 6Outcomes7PINS ReferralTruancySchool SuspensionSuccessful AdjustmentFailure to Appear in CourtWarrant IssuedArrest/Probation IntakeDetention/Jail AdmissionViolation of Probation FiledNew PlacementReturn to Placement6“Attended at least 90% of all required program activities” is the only Program Involvement or Outcome item that includes an option for Not Applicable (N/A). All other items include threeoptions: Yes, No and Information Not Collected. For the sake of simplicity, all Information Not Collected and N/A responses are included under Unknown for the purposes of this report.7Outcomes include events occurring during program involvement (i.e., between a youth’s Program Start Date and Program End Date).Produced by the OCFS Bureau of Research, Evaluation and Performance Analytics
New York StateOffice of Children and Family ServicesSupervision and Treatment Services for Juveniles ProgramMonitoring ReportReport Period: 10/01/2017 - 03/31/2018Data Source: STSJP County Summary SheetsTable 3c. Program Involvement & Outcomes for Youth Released by Program TypeProgram TypeATPNew York ogram InvolvementConsistently complied withprogram rules and standardsAttended at least 90% of allrequired program activities 6Outcomes7PINS ReferralTruancySchool SuspensionSuccessful AdjustmentFailure to Appear in CourtWarrant IssuedArrest/Probation IntakeDetention/Jail AdmissionViolation of Probation FiledNew PlacementReturn to Placement6“Attended at least 90% of all required program activities” is the only Program Involvement or Outcome item that includes an option for Not Applicable (N/A). All other items include threeoptions: Yes, No and Information Not Collected. For the sake of simplicity, all Information Not Collected and N/A responses are included under Unknown for the purposes of this report.7Outcomes include events occurring during program involvement (i.e., between a youth’s Program Start Date and Program End Date).Note: The New York State (NYS) report includes New York City (NYC) and the following STSJP funded counties: Albany, Allegany, Cayuga, Chenango, Cortland, Erie, Essex, Franklin, Genesee, Herkimer, Jefferson,Livingston, Madison, Monroe, Nassau, Niagara, Oneida, Onondaga, Orange, Oswego, Putnam, Rensselaer, Schenectady, Schuyler, St. Lawrence, Steuben, Suffolk, Tompkins, Ulster, Westchester and Wyoming.Although they received STSJP funding, the following counties are not included because they either failed to submit an STSJP County Summary Sheet or submitted a sheet containing data errors: Broome,Chautauqua, Clinton, Columbia, Dutchess, Hamilton, Lewis, Otsego, Rockland, Saratoga, Schoharie, Seneca, Tioga, Warren and Washington.Produced by the OCFS Bureau of Research, Evaluation and Performance Analytics
New York StateOffice of Children and Family ServicesSupervision and Treatment Services for Juveniles ProgramMonitoring ReportReport Period: 04/01/2018 - 09/30/2018Data Source: STSJP County Summary SheetsTable 1. Characteristics of Youth Served by Program TypeProgram Type 1New York StateTotal ServedSexEthnicityRace WhiteAsian/PINative American/AlaskanOtherUnknownAverage Age at Program Start 3PreventionEarlyInterventionJO/JD 3%20%PINS 2%63%30%1%1%7%1%R
Report on the Supervision and Treatment Services for Juveniles Program Pursuant to Executive Law § 529-b(5) 2 . Community Missions of Niagara Frontier, Inc. Oneida . Hillside Children's Center New Directions Community Based Treatment Program - New Directions Youth and Family Services, Inc.
