The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) is a state agency responsible for overseeing the juvenile justice system in Florida. Its primary goal is to provide rehabilitation and support to young offenders, helping them reintegrate into society. The DJJ manages various programs, including detention centers, probation services, and community-based interventions. The agency focuses on reducing recidivism by addressing the underlying issues that lead to delinquent behavior. It collaborates with local organizations, schools, and families to create a comprehensive approach to youth rehabilitation. By prioritizing education and mental health services, the DJJ aims to promote positive outcomes for Florida's youth.