Johnson County Programs and Services 

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Supervision Levels

Diversion

The Johnson County Diversion program is designed to help struggling juveniles. Our Diversion program is low-impact and provides education on making better decisions. We offer online and in-person classes to help juveniles navigate illegal or inappropriate behaviors.

What to expect

Either by referral from Law Enforcement or a parent referral, you will meet a Deputy Juvenile Officer who will meet with you to better understand the juvenile's needs. Classes and other resources will be provided. We give you the resources and tools for you to implement.

Informal Services

The Informal Agreement is designed to assist juveniles and parents with behaviors that can not be corrected with one visit to the office. Still offering online and in-person classes, the Informal Agreement provides more structured meetings and supervision.

What to expect.

Either by referral from law enforcement or a parent referral, you will meet with a Deputy Juvenile Officer to better understand the juvenile and your family's needs. An Informal Agreement will be offered; the agreement normally lasts around 6 months, during which the juvenile and a trusted adult will meet with the Juvenile Officer in-person and monitor progress of classes and other services offered.

 

Formal Services

These services are designed to provide additional supervision by the Johnson County Juvenile Judge and the Deputy Juvenile Officer. 

Programs 

Life Skills Online Classes

Through Life Skills, we offer a range of topics for at-risk youth in an online setting. These topics include.

  • Youth Self-Awareness
  • Youth/Parent
  • Youth Substance Abuse
  • Youth Anger Avoidance
  • Positive Thinking Skills
  • Media Awareness
  • Truancy Prevention
  • Vaping Awareness
  • Elevation- Cognitive Employment for Teenagers
  • Substance Abuse Prevention
  • Bullying Prevention 
  • Leadership
  • Distracted Driver
  • Sexual Awareness
  • Marijuana Prevention 
  • Marijuana Awareness
  • Youth Theft/Shoplifiting 
  • Youth Driver Responsibility
  • Youth Minor in Possession 
  • Financial Intelligence
  • Cyberbullying
  • Thoughts= Consequences
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Decision Making

Young Men's Group

The Young Men's Group classes cover a variety of topics over six separate sessions that include Safety, Self-Esteem, Emotions, Body Image, Relationships & Sex, and Communication.

Young Women's Group

The Young Women's Group classes cover a variety of topics over six separate sessions that include Safety, Self-Esteem, Emotions, Communication, Drama & Relationships, and Romantic Relationships.

In- Person Classes

With our new online classes, we do not offer in-person classes for most supervision. In-person classes can be offered when an online class is not possible for the juvenile or the family. The in-person classes include:

  • Anger Management/Conflict Resolution
  • Decision Making
  • Drug and Alcohol Intervention
  • Law Related Education

Community Service

Many youths in the involved in the juvenile office are requested and required to complete community service hours as part of their agreement with our office. We have agreements with multiple business and city across the county to help the youth complete these hours.  

These tasks can include helping with local animal shelters and rescues, soup kitchens, food pantries, and many more. Our community services partners can change throughout the year, and the exact work will vary depending on the business or community need.  If you have any questions or would like to join our list of community service partners, please contact the Johnson County Juvenile Office at 660-422-7418.