Learning Session 2-8 Young Adults and Reentry
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Young Adults involved in the criminal justice system face additional barriers to success. Often these young adults return to their communities with little or no work experience and limited educational attainment. These young people also often lack the skills to effectively navigate multiple complex systems as they try to get their lives back on track. This workshop will provide information about service delivery strategies designed to maximize the potential for success for young adults with criminal histories. Hear about two local Massachusetts program models that effectively address the unique needs of young adult offenders as they reintegrate.
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