Initially authorizing up to $165 million in federal grants, nearly 600 Second Chance Act grant awards have been made since 2009, with approximately 20 percent going to agencies and organizations serving youth in juvenile justice systems.[86]
Ti-hub leti, endzhaku ka nkharhi ti ve ti amukeriwa hi mfumo wa provhinsi leswo ti tirhisa ntsengo wo ringana 5% eka mali ya bajete ya prokhuwamente yo ringana R10biliyoni ku xava nhundzu na vutirheli eka mabindzu ya lokixi, hi lembe ra 2015.[14][15][16]