Non-Secure Detention (NSD) offers a less restrictive setting for lower-risk Juvenile Delinquents who have court cases pending in the Family Court. NSD group homes house up to 12 youth, offering supportive, home-like environments and close supervision.

The Hope For Youth Non-Secure Detention (NSD) Center is licensed by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services and provides temporary short-term services in a stabilizing, supportive and therapeutic setting for JD youth pursuant to Article Three of the New York State Family Court Act.

Juvenile Detention Facilities in New York State NYS Office of Children and Family Services Detention Services 518-473-4630 PUB-1160 (Rev. 04/2017)

5 days ago · Law enforcement and detention-administering agencies must contact the facility directly before transporting a youth to the facility. Please call each facility directly. Contact information can be found in the Non-Secure Detention Facilities directory.

ACS provides secure and non-secure detention (NSD) services for Juvenile Delinquents, Juvenile Offenders, and Adolescent Offenders whose cases are pending in Family or Criminal Courts. Detention ensures that the young person appears in court on time while keeping the young person and the community safe.

The OCFS Bureau of Juvenile Detention Services, which is housed within the Division of Youth Development and Partnerships for Success, is responsible for the certification, oversight and monitoring of the specialized secure, secure and nonsecure …

NSD provides structured residential care for alleged Juvenile Delinquents (JDs) in a less restrictive setting while awaiting disposition of their cases in Family Court. DJJ oversees a network of NSD group homes located in Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.

We operate two non-secure detention programs, one in Columbia County and one in Steuben County. Our NSD services provide youth with a safe environment while facilitating efforts for their safe return to their homes and communities. Services include: Become a catalyst for change in the lives of children and families in care.

The Administration for Children Services' Division of Youth and Family Justice oversees a network of 14 non-secure detention (NSD) group homes located in Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. The facilities do not have physically restrictive hardware, construction, or procedures.

Abbott House provides temporary care and custody of youth accused of committing delinquent or criminal acts and detained by police arrest or court order, operating two Non-Secure Detention Group Homes.