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The Texas Juvenile Justice Department (TJJD) is a state agency in Austin, TX, dedicated to providing services and support to youth in crisis and involved in the juvenile justice system. With a focus on education, family engagement, and reentry programs, TJJD aims to offer a structured pathway for lower-risk youth, promoting their successful rehabilitation and integration back into society. TJJD operates various facilities and programs across the state, offering medical services, probation support, and victim services. The agency also emphasizes accountability and transparency through its independent ombudsman, inspector general, and internal audit functions. Committed to continuous improvement, TJJD conducts regular monitoring and inspections, ensuring the safety and well-being of the youth under its care. Through its comprehensive approach, TJJD strives to make a positive impact on the lives of young individuals and contribute to a safer community.Generated from the website

The Community Supervision and Corrections Department, also known as CSCD, is one of the county s departments that offers investigation and case management services. Located in Seguin, Texas, the department provides assessment, vocational rehabilitation and family preservation services. It is responsible for the supervision of offenders who are sentenced to probation and parole. The Community Supervision and Corrections Department also offers referral and support services. In addition, the department administers the Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facility program (SAFPF), which is a residential program that includes treatment services. The Community Supervision and Corrections Department additionally offers educational, intervention and counseling services. The department hosts painting competitions and other fundraising events.