Victorian Youth Diversion Program Evaluation (2023)
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What was at stake
Pre-court diversion for Aboriginal youth
What happened
The Victorian Aboriginal Youth Justice Diversion Program was implemented to provide pre-court intervention for Aboriginal youth in Victoria, Australia. Youth participating in the program were engaged in diversionary activities, including a significant cultural mentoring component. The program's outcomes were evaluated over 12 months to assess its effectiveness.
What the court decided
Aboriginal Youth Justice Diversion Program achieved 78% non-reoffending rate at 12 months. Cultural mentoring component identified as key success factor. Program expanded statewide.
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