To attain these goals, The Juvenile Aid Bureau espouses an eclectic approach toward conflict resolution, taking in to consideration a wide range of social services available and the utilization of the formal educational system. The most effective form of prevention is through education and early intervention and to this end, the Bureau provides educational programs to all groups within the community. Due to the confidential provisions of the Juvenile Code, the bureau is responsible for maintain it's own records, separate and apart from the Central Records Bureau.
Schedule juveniles to complete their mandatory hours at local sites and follow-up on their progress.
Meet with representatives from the Community Service Sites in order to discuss juvenile attitude and progress. Conduct interviews with juveniles placed in the program. Conduct follow-up interviews, assess progress, and refer to The St, Barnabas Burn Center Foundation for professional counseling, when applicable. Programs include fingerprinting, Kid Care, safety talks, career days and tours of the Police Department.