To make part of society again

• A. Rehabilitation
• B. Reintegration
• C. Amendment
• D. YCJA

Answer: (B)

Reintegration is about helping someone re-enter and participate in society after being separated due to crime or delinquency. It focuses on social inclusion—getting back into school or work, rebuilding family and community ties, and having support to stay on a lawful path. That idea lines up with “to make part of society again” because it emphasizes returning to normal community life and roles, not just changing the person’s behavior.

While rehabilitation aims at addressing personal issues so someone won’t offend again, reintegration centers on being welcomed back into the community and functioning as a contributing member. An amendment would mean changing a law, which isn’t about rejoining society. The Youth Criminal Justice Act is the framework guiding youth justice, not the act of rejoining society itself.