Louisiana Office of Juvenile Justice

The Louisiana Office of Juvenile Justice is a public agency committed to serving youth in the state of Louisiana. Headquartered in Baton Rouge, the organization employs 75 people and generates annual revenue of $100 million. OJJ provides a range of services to youth who have been adjudicated delinquent or are involved with Families in Need of Services (FINS). The agency focuses on the well-being and rehabilitation of these youth, offering supervision, residential placement, and secure care options as directed by the court system. OJJ carefully considers the individual needs of each young person in their care, aiming to guide them towards a positive and productive path. OJJ prioritizes the safety and security of the youth in its care while also emphasizing the importance of rehabilitation and reintegration into the community. Their comprehensive approach involves providing therapeutic interventions, educational opportunities, and vocational training to help youth develop essential life skills and make positive life choices. For more information about the Louisiana Office of Juvenile Justice and its programs, please visit their website at ojj.la.gov.