The Salvation Army Youth Protection & Rehabilitation Foundation

The SCIL is a test to identify suspected mild intellectual disability (LVB). The result is calculated using an algorithm. The SCIL helps probation workers to quickly see whether communication and treatment should be adapted for a person with (suspected) LVB. Examples: extra guidance during community...

The judge can impose forensic care on people who committed a crime and suffer from addiction, psychiatric or psychological problems. This care is then part of the sentence or measure imposed by the court. When the probation service is ordered to supervise this, it places clients with a forensic care...

Community service is one of the three main penalties, alongside imprisonment and a fine. Community service is also called community service. It is imposed by the judge or the public prosecutor and carried out by the probation service. The match tool is a digital planning tool where the probation ser...

The Static/Stable/Acute (SSA) is a combination of static and dynamic instruments to estimate the risk of future sexual and violent offending behaviour in perpetrators of sexual offences. The combination is used by the probation service, among other things, to determine the intensity of supervision a...

The OxRec is a scientifically based questionnaire and tool to estimate the likelihood of recidivism. The probation service uses the tool as part of the broad investigation it conducts into a suspect's or convict's personal circumstances for judicial authorities. It helps to arrive at an informed rec...