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National Committee on Prevention, Rehabilitation and Recidivism

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​​​Research & Publications​
Report on Youth Delinquency
The Report on Youth Delinquency is a biennial publication by the NCPR, as a resource for those who work with youth-at-risk and youth offenders. The report covers a range of topics, including key statistics on the overall youth offending situation, information on publicly-funded support available to youth-at-risk and youth offenders, research findings on youth offending, among others.

The inaugural publication was a physical report titled the ​National Report on Youth Crime (2007-2013). ​Subsequent reports were renamed as ​Report on Youth Delinquency to reflect the inclusion of content on youth-at-risk, and released as digital reports to enhance access for those who work with youth-at-risk and youth offenders.

The latest publication by the NCPR, Report on Youth Delinquency 2021: I'm not difficult; I'm in a difficult situation, shifts the spotlight to the positive development of youth-at-risk and youth offenders, as well as the difficult family and global environments that many of these youth-at-risk and youth offenders may find themselves. 

Download the Report on Youth Delinquency 2021: I'm not difficult; I'm in a difficult situation and past editions here:

2021: 

Full Report​

Infographics

2019: 

Full Report​

Infographic 1: Juridical Approach to Youth Offenders​

Infographic 2: Pre​-Court Diversion for Youth Offenders

Infographic 3: Upstream Measures to Build Protective Factors

Benchmarks & Frameworks​
ACT SG Framework and Tools for Programme Evaluation​
The ACT ​SG Framework and Tools provide a programme evaluation framework and tools for the youth-at-risk sector. They were developed by CYGO and the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), with support from Sport Singapore and the National Arts Council. Having been validated and contextualised for local use, they seek to:
  1. Establish a common language and shared vision for the youth sector, through a common set of skills and outcomes for positive youth development;
  2. Guide the sector to conduct programme evaluation to generate insights for design and service delivery improvements;
  3. Provide opportunities for alignment and collaboration to facilitate collective impact achievement in the sector.
The ACT SG Framework has identifi​ed three domains (Achieving, Connecting and Thriving) and 13 skills or outcomes. There are three ACT SG Tools:

i. ACT SG Tool – measures generic youth programmes

ii. ACT SG (Sports) Tool – measures youth programmes with regular sports components

​iii. ACT SG (Arts) Tool – measures youth programmes with regular arts components


The ACT SG (Sports) and ACT SG (Arts) Tools were developed in partnership with Sport Singapore and the National Arts Council respectively. The sports and arts components could be developed using the GFL Youth-At-Risk resource guide.​

Download the ACT SG Tools, Templates for Data Analysis, User Guides and Norms here:​​ ​​

Youth Advisory Group (YAG)

Set up in 2017, the YAG comprises young members fro​m diverse backgrounds. They are appointed on a 2-year term by the co-chairpersons of the National Committee on Prevention, Rehabilitation and Recidivism. Their roles are to provide youth perspectives, suggestions and feedback on policies, programmes and campaigns concerning young people. Watch this video ​featuring some members of the YAG. 

The 23 YAG members for the term 1 August 2021 to 31 July 2023 are:

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YAG Member Afikah Norazmi
YAG member Ashley Tan
YAG member Elis Wong
​ Afikah
Noraz​mi
 		A​shl​ey Tan
 Elis Wong
YAG member Erna Nur Ellieyana
YAG member Francine Tan
​YAG member Haiza Binti Azmi
Erna Nur
Elli​eyana​ 		Francine ​Tan  Haiza Binti Azmi

YAG member Heidi Neo
YAG member Jerlin Cheong
YAG member Jessica Nagulendran​
Heidi Neo Jerlin
Che​ong
 Jessica Nagulendran

YAG member Shannon Lee
YAG member Siti Nurhajah
YAG member Valerie Yeo
Shannon Lee
 Siti Nurhajah
 Valerie Yeo

YAG member Yesha Kamakshi
YAG member Adriale Pang
YAG member Gerard Berchman Fernandez
Yesha Kamakshi Adriale Pang  Gerard Berchman Fernandez

YAG member Hng Boon Siang
YAG member Lee Zhi Wei
YAG member Lim Zi Fei​
H'ng Boon Siang

 Lee Zhi Wei

 Lim Zi Fei
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YAG member Jadyn Ng
YAG member Jasper Yap
YAG member Javier Ng​​​​
Jadyn Ng​
 Jasper Yap
 Javier Ng

YAG member Joshua Foong
YAG member Joshua Tay
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Joshua Foong
​ 		Joshua Tay
Dexter Goh

 

The YAG members appointed for the following periods were: 

1 August 2017 to 31 July 2019  

1. Adalene Chua You Yan
2. Carlos Andres Monasterios Tan
3. Daniel Aloysius John
4. Hannah Ferlyn Goh Xue Kim
5. James Stuart
6. Jessica Nagulendran
7. Lau Hwei Gary
8. Muhammad Fadzli Bin Jani
9. Nicholas Tan Wei Chun
10. Puvanasawaran s/o Manikam
11. Tan Jing Zhi
12. Yeo Jing Jie

 

1 August 2019 to 31 July 2021

1. Afikah Norazmi
2. Erna Nur Ellieyana
3. Jerlin Cheong
4. Jessica Nagulendran
5. Shannon Lee
6. Wong Chia Ying
7. Asyraf
8. Jadyn Ng
9. James Stuart
10. Jasper Yap
11. Javier Ng
12. Joshua Foong
13. Kesavan Krisnan
14. Nicholas Tan​​

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