2.  Association for Solidarity with the Freedom- Deprived Juveniles (founded on 1999) Aim is to provide each and every kind of assistance, support and guidance for children and juvenile :  who are serving their sentences in closed and open confinement centers,  who are released after having completed their sentences in such centers,  who are under probation system,  for all children and juvenile considered under risk. Who is 13.10.2015

3.   United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is approved by Turkish Parliament on 1995.  Child Protection Law is issued on 2005.  Probation System Law is issued on 2005. Child Rights In Turkey 13.10.2015

4.   Child Rights Advocacy,  Projects to support children and juveniles in prisons,  Projects with school children,  Create public awareness about these children  Fulfill researches,  Guidance and consulting services,  Scholarships. What Does Do? 13.10.2015

5.   Children under 12 is exempted from legal liability.  Children between 13-18 are on trial at Child Courts. NOTE:  Turkey’s population is 74 million.  The population between 10-20 age is 20 million. Child Rights in Turkey 13.10.2015

6.  AGE 12-15AGE 16-18TOTAL % of total child population Boys48.99772.623121.620 Girls5.5835.99811.581 TOTAL54.58078.621133.2011.7 Children Came to Court in 2010 13.10.2015

7.  Crime Types%ConvictionAcquittalOthers Crimes against property39,633,619,746,8 Crimes against life18,716,512,371,2 Crimes against fredom of others 12,227,127,046,0 Crimes against public health10,855,319,924,8 Others18,7 Crime Types 13.10.2015

8.  Types of Penalties Children2012SentencedUnder Arrest In Prison2206409797 Probation System8650 13.10.2015

9.   Socio-economic environment children live in  Imigration to big cities  Existence of a criminal history of family members  Social circle inclined to criminal activities  Family related problems  School related problems Reasons of Crime 13.10.2015

10.   Child Rights Advocacy  Projects to support children and juveniles in prisons,  Projects with school children,  Create public awareness about these children  Fulfill researches,  Guidance and consulting services through Youth Center CEDAM,  Scholarships. What Does Do? 13.10.2015

11.  Projects of Öz-Ge Der  Youth House (1993 – 2009) 13.10.2015

12.  Projects of Öz-Ge Der  Improving Social and Legal Conditions of Juveniles in Reformatories and Confinement Centers (2005) 13.10.2015

13.  Projects of Öz-Ge Der  Pen Friendship and Volunteer Visitors for the Children in Prison (2004) 13.10.2015

14.  Projects of Öz-Ge Der  ÇEDAM (Children and Adults Consulting and Solidarity Center) since 2005 13.10.2015

15.  Projects of Öz-Ge Der Strengthening Probation Application Related to Children: Pilot Project for Ankara Province (2007) 13.10.2015

16.  Projects of Öz-Ge Der  A competition of Poem, Assay and Cartoons Among the Juveniles in prison. (2009) 13.10.2015

17.  Publications 13.10.2015

18.  YOUTH SUPPORT LINE Started on June 2012 Projects of Öz-Ge Der 13.10.2015

19.   AIM OF THE PROJECT The project aims to prevent recidivism of the released juveniles with a multi-agency approach. TARGET GROUP  juvenile released from prison services,  under probation services, and who are in conflict with law in juvenile justice system  juveniles who are likely to encounter conflict with law Youth Support Line 13.10.2015

20.   1. STEP  13 months Pilot Project between Agt 2011-Sept 2012 in three Pilot cities.  2. STEP  Between Sept 2012 – Sept 2013 the project will be extended to İstanbul.  3. STEP  Between Sept 2013-Sept 2015 the project will be extended all over Turkey. Youth Support Line 13.10.2015

21.   PARTNERS  Ministry of Justice  Bar Associations’ Union  British Council  FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS  The Netherlands Embassy  The Great Britain Embassy Youth Support Line 13.10.2015

22.   PREPERATION PHASE  Meetings With Partners  Need Analysis in 3 Pilot Cities  Institutional Negotiations  Multi-agency Cooperation Meeting  Training of the Line Workers INSTALLATION OF THE LINE AND WEBSITE START Youth Support Line Project Steps 13.10.2015

23.  WITHIN PENAL INSTITUTIONS :  9 children and juveniles focus group discussions,  6 personnel focus group discussions,  Interviews with 13 parents,  Individual interview with 3 children,  Individual interview with 1 personnel Youth Support Line Need Analysis 13.10.2015

24.   Accomodation,  Finding a job,  Legal support,  Information about training opportunities,  Psychological support,  Support for family and society relations,  Information about public support systems. Need Analysis Results 13.10.2015

25.  Presentation Materials 13.10.2015

26.   Open 6 days (Monday – Saturday)  Open 12 hours ( 10:00 am – 10:00 pm)  LINE WORKERS:  1st shift : 10:00 – 16:00  2nd shift : 16:00 – 22:00  Volunteers  University students with hourly rate Youth Support Line Working Hours 13.10.2015

27.  Calls & WebsiteVisits  97 calls received from 28 person  70% several times  20% few times  10% one time  1544 visits to the website  June: 220  July: 339  Agt: 661  Sep: 273  Nov: 51 13.10.2015

28.  Youth Support Line Web-Site 13.10.2015

29.   transportation,  communicate with their family,  accommodation,  legal advice,  advice to find a job or to be registered a vocational course,  chat,  curiosity,  necessity to be listened,  request for money Youth Support Line Requests 13.10.2015

30.  By Nevin Öktem from 13.10.2015