Title II Grant Program
Funds
used to establish community-based delinquency
prevention and intervention projects to prevent at-risk
children from entering the juvenile justice
system. To learn more click on the link above.
Title V Grant Program
Funds
are designed to provide States the opportunity to fund
delinquency prevention and early intervention programs
for communities, provided that the applicant community
is in compliance with JJDP Act Mandates. To learn
more click on the link above.
State Challenge Grant Program
Funds
are to develop, adopt and improve policies and program
in the juvenile justice system in the following
specified Challenge Activities: alternatives to
suspension and expulsion from school, status offender
programs, system improvements, and aftercare. To
learn more click on the link above.
Juvenile Accountability Block Grant
Funds
are to address the growing problem of juvenile crime by
promoting greater accountability in the juvenile
justice system. To learn more click on the link
above.
Enforcing The Under Age Drinking Laws Grant Program
Funds
used to support and enhance efforts by the state to
prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages to, or the
consumption of alcoholic beverages by, minors. To
learn more click on the link above.
Compliance Monitoring
The
purpose of this programs is to monitor for compliance
with State and Federal regulations under the JJDP Act
of 1974 and State Juvenile Training Standards. To
learn more click on the link above.
Prevention Resource Officer Program
The
PRO Program puts certified WV Police Officers who are
also certified Prevention Resource Officers in local
middle and high schools. The officers maintain an
office in the school, are in that one school 35-40
hours per week, attend extra curricular activities,
facilitate classes on non-traditional educational
topics; such as juvenile law, domestic violence,
underage drinking, drug and alcohol prevention, and
child abuse and neglect. To learn more click on
the link above.
Cabell
County Juvenile Drug Court
The Juvenile Drug
Court Diversion Program is located in Huntington and is
operated by the Sixth Circuit Court of West
Virginia. The program seeks to divert non-violent
juvenile offenders exhibiting alcohol or substance
abuse behavior from the traditional juvenile court
process to an intensive individualized treatment
process. To learn more click on the link above.
