What type of program is specifically tailored for young inmates?

Boot camps are specifically tailored for young inmates as they focus on a structured military-style environment designed to promote discipline, responsibility, and teamwork. These programs typically target juvenile offenders and aim to provide a short-term intervention that combines physical fitness, education, and cognitive-behavioral components. The goal is to help these young individuals develop skills that may prevent future delinquency and facilitate reintegration into society.

Alternative programs, such as long-term rehabilitation and advanced educational programs, may cater to various populations, including adults or those with different behavioral issues, but boot camps are particularly oriented towards the unique challenges faced by young inmates. Art therapy, on the other hand, is generally a therapeutic approach rather than a structured program for inmates and may not have the specific emphasis on discipline and reform seen in boot camps.