2015-16

OUTPUTS AND PERFORMANCE
Youth Boot Camp Programs
The Early Intervention Youth Boot Camp Program aims to prevent young people from entering
the youth justice system and the Sentenced Youth Boot Camp Program aims to break the cycle of
offending behaviour of young people in the justice system.
Key Deliverables
2015-16
Budget Actual
Early Intervention Youth Boot Camps (EIYBC):
• Number of young people who commence a camp program
• Number of young people who complete a camp program
Sentenced Youth Boot Camps (alternative to detention)
• Number of young people who commence a camp program
• Number of young people who complete a camp program
100
90
10
10
97
89 a
0 b
Notes:
In 2015-16, the measures for Youth Boot Camps were separated into two: Early Intervention Youth
Boot Camps and Sentenced Youth Boot Camps to differentiate between the two programs.
Additional notes:
Youth Justice transferred to Territory Families as per Administrative Arrangement Orders of
12 September 2016.
a) Case management continues for up to eight weeks after the camp and therefore some participants continue to be case managed
into the next financial year. Those in progress have been accounted for in this figure.
b) The Sentenced Youth Boot Camp trial begins in August 2016.
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