One of the most pressing and socially significant tasks facing modern society is the reduction of juvenile crime and offences, and their prevention.

Juvenile delinquency is characterised by dynamism and a high degree of latency. Individuals who embark on a path of criminal offences at an early age are difficult to correct and re-educate, and typically represent a reserve for adult criminality. Children constitute one of the least protected social groups. The area of crime prevention, in the sense of protection from it, the protection of social groups from the "criminal virus", is of paramount importance precisely in relation to minors. The absence of preventive work with a minor who has embarked on a path of unlawful behaviour leads to them committing crimes and offences in the future, as well as the subsequent impossibility of their re-education in adulthood.

Checks conducted by the prosecutor's offices and analysis of available data indicate that in the district, law enforcement agencies, in cooperation with local executive and administrative bodies, the commission for juvenile affairs, education, healthcare, and employment authorities, and other institutions and organisations, are carrying out significant work on the prevention of neglect, offences, and other anti-social actions by minors and youth, identifying and eliminating their causes and conditions, and protecting children's rights.