The Program

What Participants Receive

The program is designed to provide eligible participants with access to its services at no cost to the participant, subject to the specific terms and conditions of enrollment.

100% FREE

1. Community-Based Participation

Eligible participants may have an opportunity to remain in the community rather than spending extended periods in a detention facility. This can allow participants to continue:

Working
Attending school
Caring for children and family
Maintaining housing
Participating in community responsibilities
Building positive routines
Pursuing lawful and productive activities

2. Electronic Monitoring

Participants are required to wear an approved electronic monitoring device at all times as directed by the program and applicable release conditions.

Electronic monitoring provides an additional layer of supervision while the participant remains in the community. Participants are expected to comply with all monitoring requirements and immediately address any issues involving the monitoring equipment.

3. Mandatory Virtual Classes

Classes are delivered virtually through Zoom, making it possible for participants to attend assigned sessions from their mobile device or computer.

Participants are required to attend all virtual classes assigned to them.

The classes are designed to provide practical education and tools that participants can use in their daily lives. Depending on the participant’s assigned programming, educational topics may address areas such as:

Motivation for Change
Criminal Addictive Thinking
Anger Management
Decision-making
Personal responsibility
Communication
Conflict resolution
Life skills
Goal setting
Accountability
Responsible behavior
Consequences of choices
Community responsibility

4. Real-World Application

Education becomes meaningful when participants can apply it.

Our program encourages participants to take the concepts introduced during virtual classes and apply them to real-life circumstances. This provides an opportunity to evaluate whether participants are developing the ability to make constructive decisions outside of a controlled classroom environment.

5. Behavioral Tracking & Accountability

The program’s community-based structure allows participant behavior and compliance to be monitored throughout participation. Rather than relying exclusively on what happens inside a detention environment, the program seeks to evaluate how participants conduct themselves while living in the community.

Relevant areas of accountability may include:

Compliance with electronic monitoring.
Attendance and participation in assigned classes.
Compliance with program conditions.
General participation and engagement.
Demonstrated responsibility.
Compliance with applicable release conditions.

Program Requirements

Participation is a privilege accompanied by mandatory responsibilities.

Wear Electronic Monitoring

The required electronic monitoring device must remain on the participant at all times as directed.

Attend All Assigned Classes

Participants must attend required virtual classes and complete assigned educational requirements.

Follow All Conditions

Participants must follow the conditions established for their participation, including any applicable court or program requirements.

Maintain Communication

Participants may be required to maintain communication with program personnel and respond to program-related instructions within established timeframes.

Demonstrate Accountability

Participants are expected to take responsibility for their conduct and actively participate in the rehabilitation process.

Freedom comes with conditions. Opportunity comes with responsibility.