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Director Sam Abed Fiscal Year 2024 Performance Oversight Hearing Testimony
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Testimony of Sam Abed Director of the District of Columbia Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services.
Watch the full recording here: https://dc.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=63&clip_id=9400
DYRS Celebrates Largest Number of High School Graduates to Date
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(Washington, DC) – During #DCValues Week, the Bowser Administration and the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) awarded high school diplomas to 16 DYRS students, the largest class of graduates in DYRS history. The ceremonies at the Youth Services Center and New Beginnings Youth Development Center yesterday, recognized youth enrolled in the Maya Angelou Academy for reaching this significant milestone.
Mayor Bowser & DYRS Announce Grant Awardees for Credible Messenger Mentoring Initiative
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Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) are pleased to announce the launch of the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services “Credible Messenger” initiative. The Credible Messenger program is part of Mayor Bowser’s Safer, Stronger DC public safety agenda, which includes both law enforcement and prevention initiatives.
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Notice of Funding Availability- Credible Messenger Initiative
This Request for Applications (RFA) announces the agency’s intention to invest in community-based organizations to provide the most rigorous, effective, appropriate supports and services for our youth. The Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) seeks eligible entities to provide transformative mentoring and family engagement services to DYRS youth and their families.
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Turnesha Fish – 202-294-1061; [email protected]
Homepage Blocks CTA 3 blue blocks NON-COMMITTED YOUTH AND FAMILIESThe Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) offers a variety of programs and services for non-committed youth and families through the Achievement Centers.  COMMITTED YOUTHThe Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) is responsible for the supervision, custody, and care of young people charged with a delinquent act in the District of Columbia.
 WITHIN THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENTPart of the District government's Public Safety and Justice cluster, DYRS reports to the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice. Legislatively, DYRS reports to the Committee on Recreation and Youth Affairs which is part of the Council of the District of Columbia. Additional ResourcesFind health, food, housing, and more, anywhere! |
Our Locations Homepage BlockOur LocationsHeadquarters1100 4th Street SW MLK Achievement Center2101 MLK Jr. Avenue SE Youth Services Center1000 Mount Olivet Road NE New Beginnings Youth Development Center8400 River Road
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