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DYRS was cited for its efforts to connect court-involved young men to their children and families during the holidays in an opinion column published by The Washington Post. The column centered on the agency’s New Beginnings Youth Development Center Holiday Program and Parenting Workshop.
The complete column, written by Colbert King , is available below.
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(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – District youth participating in community-based support services displayed gains in program enrollment, engagement, retention, and completion during the second quarter (January-March) of the 2012 fiscal year, according to performance results announced today by the D.C. Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS).
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – As part of the “DC One Community for All” initiative, ten (10) collaborating District of Columbia government agencies today released an informational summary of their goals, milestones, and steps taken by each agency during Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 to ensure that individuals with disabilities living in institutional settings – or at ri
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 LocationsHeadquarters + China Town Achievement Center450 H Street NW 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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