Life Beyond the Walls: Best Practices in Juvenile Reentry with an Introduction to the HOPE for Justice Clinictext_resourcesReentry is the process of transition from incarceration back into the community. This process remains a significant challenge in promoting health and reducing recidivism among Rhode Island’s juvenile population. This poster presentation addresses the high burden of psychiatric disorders among justice-involved youth, the services offered at the Rhode Island Training School, and the challenges faced by these youth upon reintroduction to the community after adjudication. The HOPE for Justice Clinic is introduced as an outpatient child & adolescent hospital-based psychiatry clinic dedicated to patients involved in the child welfare and juvenile legal systems, and is described as one component of a comprehensive juvenile reentry program.Keating, EvynAuthorLowenhaupt, ElizabethAuthorBrown University. Alpert Medical School. Scholarly Concentration Program. Caring for Underserved Communitiesresearch programChild psychiatryPsychiatryPrisonersRhode IslandJuvenile detentionPrisoners--DeinstitutionalizationBrown Medical SchoolEnglish2024Caring for Underserved CommunitiesAll rights reservedIn CopyrightAll Rights Reserved