Children as perpetrators of criminal crimes who are fundamentally victims require appropriate legal protection, including both material and formal criminal law safeguards. In the provisions of Law No. 11 of 2012 pertaining to the Juvenile Criminal Justice System, regulations for criminal sanctions and actions against children who commit criminal crimes have been governed independently from the rules of the Criminal Code as a form that is particular to children. Provide counseling and protection for children, and give the required support, in terms of more stable and adequate institutions and legal tools. Thus, the provisions surrounding the execution of child litigation must be carried out with precision. This research was conducted using the normative legal research technique. This study's objective is to explain the fulfillment of the entitlement to aid children involved in criminal behavior. The Community Advisor is responsible for fulfilling the right to support minors involved in criminal activities, based on the study's findings, by performing the tasks and functions of Community Research (LITMAS), guidance, supervision, and aid. This is the basis for legislating major improvements in the implementation of correctional functions, such as Service, Guidance, Guidance, Community, Treatment, Security, and Observation while upholding a high level of human rights respect, protection, and fulfillment.