The Youth Alternative Placement budget account was established to provide financial support to each regional facility for the detention of children who have been adjudicated as delinquent by Nevada courts. There are three regional facilities. Two of the camps are in Douglas County (China Spring Youth Camp and Aurora Pines Youth Camp) and one is in Clark County (Spring Mountain Youth Camp). The China Spring and Aurora Pines Youth Camps are dedicated to helping approximately 40 male and 16 female mid-level offenders between the ages of 12 years old and 18 years old develop skills, knowledge, and the experience necessary to promote health and resiliency, stop the progression of problems caused by delinquent behavior, and interpret and avoid high-risk behavior patterns in an emotionally safe, comforting, challenging, and nurturing environment. The facility provides structure and programs to assist juvenile offenders to overcome their delinquent behavior as well as opportunities to correct thinking errors, practice positive new social skills, and facilitate reintegration into the family and community. The Spring Mountain Youth Camp and its community-based program provide residential treatment for approximately 112 youth between the ages of 12 years old and 18 years old. The programs at Spring Mountain Youth Camp provide for therapeutic, educational, social, medical, and recreational needs. Counseling and therapy are provided to the youth as needed through Clark County's psychological services. Aftercare services are provided by a team, which includes probation officers and mental health therapists who work with youth prior to placement and through completion of probation. This program operates in cooperation with, and is supported by, local law enforcement agencies, Clark County School District, and various state agencies. Statutory Authority: NRS 62B.150