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YOD (Young Offenders with Disabilities Research)

The Young Offenders with Disabilities (YOD) Research Project is the continuation of research initiated in reachAbility's 2007 RYDLE program.

It serves as an analysis of the contributing factors to juvenile delinquency and the barriers encountered by young persons living with a disability after coming into conflict with the law.

Examination of the factors, barriers, and plausible solutions are intended to bring a greater understanding as to what leads youth to engage in criminal behavior.

The suggested remedies are intended to serve as a reference in future reachAbility research and programs. The findings will also serve as a valuable contribution to the breadth of research in this field.

Read the Complete Y.O.D Report

The Young Offenders with Disabilities (YOD) Research Project (.pdf) Problems Within the Canadian Justice System

View the Y.O.D Report Presentation

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reachAbility would like to thank the The Law Foundation of Nova Scotia for funding this research.

If you would like further information on reachAbility and its Legal Programming, please contact:

Legal Services -- (902) 429-5878 or legal@reachability.org.

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