Based on the prevention of sexual criminal, the study explored the family structure and support system for the sexual offenders. The findings would contribute to the revision of preventative recidivism policy. Structured survey technique was adopted. 200 participants were purposively selected from one of jails in Taiwan. The study findings indicated the age, educational level and the impact of religion were correlated to the rate of criminal for the sexual offenders. ANOVAs presents significantly difference in support system and family structure for sexual offenders on their household income and marital status. Logistic regression shows goodness of fit on overall model, family structure variable presented a significant predictor on this model. These findings support the importance of family structure for sexual offenders. For prevention of sexual criminal to increase social security, it is essential to incorporated family therapy with individual treatment plan. In this way, we could enhance the monitoring ability on the family and strengthen its educational and supportive function for the sexual offenders.