Juvenile offenders in the Philippines: A meta-synthesis of case studies on crime, intervention, and challenges

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The study reveals that poverty and dysfunctional family relationships drive juvenile offenses in the Philippines.
Overcrowded correctional institutions lack adequate resources, hindering effective rehabilitation programs for juvenile offenders.
Qualitative analysis synthesizes data from five case studies involving children in conflict with the law.
A holistic, collaborative approach, involving families and communities, is crucial for improving rehabilitation outcomes.

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Meta-synthesis explores challenges faced by juvenile offenders and evaluates rehabilitation programs in correctional institutions.

Shirley P. Ayeo-eo (2025) studied this question.

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