Which agency is responsible for supervising young offenders in New South Wales?

Juvenile Justice NSW is the agency specifically tasked with supervising young offenders in New South Wales. This organization focuses on the rehabilitation and management of youth who have committed offenses, ensuring that they have access to supportive programs aimed at reducing recidivism and assisting in their reintegration into society. Juvenile Justice NSW operates various services, including community-based programs and detention facilities that cater to the needs of young individuals, taking into account their age and developmental stage.

In contrast, the NSW Police Force primarily focuses on law enforcement and maintaining public order, not specifically on the rehabilitation of young offenders. The Department of Family and Community Services deals more broadly with welfare and community services but does not specifically supervise young offenders. The Australian Federal Police operates at a national level and focuses on crimes that cross state or national boundaries, rather than the local supervision of juvenile offenders.