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What are Integrated Service Providers?
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The Integrated Service Providers (ISPs) are MSF-appointed social service agencies that run a suite of MSF-funded programmes known as diversionary programmes. These programmes divert largely first-time youth offenders below 21 years old who are arrested for minor offences from the Court system and help to rehabilitate them in a community setting. MSF funds these programmes as part of early intervention efforts for youth offenders.
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