Seoul Gwanak Police Station Signs Business Agreement with Korea Juvenile Protection Association

Seoul Gwanak Police Station Signs Business Agreement with Korea Juvenile Protection Association. Photo by Seoul Gwanak Police Station

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoo Byung-don] The Seoul Gwanak Police Station announced on the 25th that it has signed a business agreement with the Korea Juvenile Protection Association.

Through this agreement, the police will comprehensively assess the likelihood of reoffending among at-risk youth and connect them to the Korea Juvenile Protection Association, thereby laying the foundation for restorative police activities.

The Korea Juvenile Protection Association will provide correctional programs for at-risk youth who are under probation or have been classified by juvenile classification officers, and will focus on reducing the recidivism rate of juveniles charged with criminal offenses through special guidance programs.

The specific contents of the agreement include △ establishing a close cooperative system between institutions to effectively protect and support at-risk youth △ planning and operating programs to prevent crimes by at-risk youth △ efforts to link correctional programs for juvenile offenders such as those charged △ and supporting necessary youth guidance programs operated by both organizations.

A police official explained, "Through this agreement, we expect to proactively prevent reoffending among at-risk youth and help them grow into responsible young individuals by fostering social skills."

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