The Juvenile Justice Association of Michigan is an organization formed in 1973 by the merger of the County Juvenile Officer’s Association and the Family Court Workers Association. JJAM is concerned with providing representation for all juvenile justice personnel, promoting and maintaining standards of efficiency within the Michigan Family Justice System and encouraging progressive legislation, resolutions and other desirable programs representing the common interest of children and their families in the State of Michigan.
Join us March 26–27, 2026, at the DoubleTree in Bay City for the JJAM Mid‑Winter Conference. Featured speakers include Jeff Wallace, MCJ (“Thriving After Resiliency”) and Dr. Thomas Holt (MSU), speaking on juvenile cybercrime.
If you got a chance to see Phil Chalmers at our March JJAM event, or maybe you wanted to but didn’t get the chance, Phil will be back in Michigan on May 22nd at 3 North Vines with “Serial Killers – The Experience.”
Join us for a tour! Learn how we empower young adults to change their future. Located on the VA Medical Center Campus – 5500 Armstrong
Barry County is looking for a Juvenile Probation Officer. Read more to learn about this position and how to apply.
Dive into the latest guidelines and initiatives from the State Court Administrative Office, featuring essential updates on juvenile justice screenings, assessments, and the groundbreaking Status Offense Diversion Project.
A letter from our JJAM President, Jeffery A. Damore with reflections on the past year, what’s to come in 2025, and 2025 membership.
The Michigan Judicial Institute has published a notification of the Juvenile Probation Officer/Caseworker Certification Examination on January 30, 2025. See below for details and how
Berrien County is looking for a Juvenile Probation Officer. Read more to learn about this position and how to apply.
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