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Purpose: To repair the harm done to victims and community. Effectiveness: Can lead to reduced offending and victim satisfaction if all parties are committed to the process.

Purpose: To address drug and alcohol addictions. Effectiveness: Helps to reduce recidivism if followed by aftercare and support networks.

Purpose: To instill a sense of responsibility and give back to the community. Effectiveness: Can enhance social skills and community connections, though results may vary.

Purpose: To teach practical skills for independent living. Effectiveness: Contributes to personal responsibility and can reduce recidivism by promoting self-sufficiency.

Purpose: To equip juvenile offenders with job skills for employment. Effectiveness: Can reduce recidivism by providing a means to earn a living legally.

Purpose: To improve literacy and educational attainment. Effectiveness: Can decrease likelihood of reoffending by opening opportunities for higher education and better jobs.

Purpose: To modify negative behavior patterns and encourage positive decision making. Effectiveness: Often effective, especially when therapy is individualized and continuous.

Purpose: To provide role models and guidance for personal development. Effectiveness: Positive outcomes in social behavior and academic performance when there's a strong mentor-mentee relationship.

Purpose: To change patterns of thinking that lead to criminal behavior. Effectiveness: Generally effective, with greater results when tailored to individual needs.

Purpose: To help juveniles control anger and handle disputes without violence. Effectiveness: Can lead to decreased aggression if coupled with ongoing support.

Purpose: To address family dynamics that might contribute to delinquent behavior. Effectiveness: Can be effective if family is supportive and participates actively in counseling.