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IX. RELEASE: Preparing for Release from Prison or Jail Inmates anticipating release from prison should start preparing for their release when they enter prison. Participating in educational, vocational, and general counseling enhances the reentry transition. The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) requires that an inmate attend six Pre-Release classes within 12 to 18 months of their anticipated date of release. Failure of an inmate to attend and cooperate with “Pre-Release Preparation” will be deemed a “program refusal” and the refusal may consequently retard the anticipated release date. Inmates seeking parole must apply to the United States Parole Commission at least 60 days prior to the initial parole hearing. A. Pre-release Inmates released from prison before their parole, supervised release or sentence end date are still under the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP). Each BOP facility now as a staff Reentry Services Coordinator (RSC). RSC assists inmates within one year of release connect with resources in their returning community. Inmates are generally released to a Residential Recovery Center (RRC) (halfway house) or home confinement (Electronic Monitoring/GPS). Pre-release inmates agree to abide by strict monitoring and case management while residing at the RRC or at home. (see RRC Chapter VI. for list of RRCs in DC). Pre-release inmates are expected to secure employment, obtain suitable housing and get connected to other services. RRC case managers and CSOSA staff (TIPS Unit) assist the inmate with developing a plan for reentry to the community. A suitable Release Plan requires the inmate to identify and secure, source of support, i.e. employment (paying at least minimum wage), public benefits, and access to medical and mental health services. Release Day: Pre-release inmates are expected to travel from prison unescorted (without the accompaniment of family or friends) to the pre-release destination. Prerelease inmates receive a “Release Itinerary” that calculates the time it takes for the inmate to travel from the prison to the RRC. Generally, the institution transports the inmate from the prison to the nearest public transportation. DC Code Offender (sentenced in DCSC) get a one way bus ticket to the DC Greyhound bus station. (If funds are available in the inmate’s personal account, the inmate is expected to pay for the bus ticket.) The client has 2 hours from when the bus is scheduled to arrive in DC to make it to the designated halfway house. If he does not arrive within the 2 hours, an escape charge will be issued. Clients with significant disabilities are encouraged to request special assistance for a family, friend, or social service agency to receive them when they arrive in DC. B. Post-release Inmates granted supervised release, parole, or are near the end of their full sentence. Most post-release inmates transition to the community through a RRC. Clients on probation, parole or supervised release are supervised under the authority of CSOSA. Inmates released near the end of their full sentence are allowed to complete their sentence at a RRC, under a “Public Law Placement” status. Public Law release provides the 140 Adult Resource Directory: 2013 Community & Confinement Access Guide
inmate with case management support to secure employment, obtain suitable housing, and connect to other services before living independently in the community. Release from Jail: Within 90 days of the inmate’s release DOC, Unity Health Care, and Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) discharge planners assess the inmate’s needs and develop a Plan of Release intended to aid in a successful transition to the community. The Plan recommends community services and referrals to various community-based social service providers. If the inmate is taking medication or receiving special medical and/or mental health services while in jail, the discharge planner will ensure that the inmate has 7 days of psychotropic of medication and 30 days of HIV medication. The Plan recommends that inmate connect with a community health care provider after release. Adult Resource Directory: 2013 Community & Confinement Access Guide 141
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Author John D. Bess Special Advisor
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ADULT RESOURCE DIRECTORY: 2013 COMM
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C. Medical Care D. Social Visitatio
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS (Quick Reference)
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conditions vary dependent on severa
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hearings, random urine screenings a
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CSO can increase the level of super
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Branch V - Interstate Compact and G
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Central Intervention Team (CIT) 601
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Firearm Possession: No person convi
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D. Children Charged as Adults (Titl
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III. SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Subs
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DBH Funded Substance Abuse Treatmen
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B. Free and Fee Treatment Services
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Another Way, Inc. - 1363 Holton Lan
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assess public safety concerns, comm
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education services, case management
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family counseling, and weekly trans
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Angie Smith, Women’s Program Mana
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toiletries), access to primary medi
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Prince Georges County Health Depart
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substance abusing behavior, and (3)
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Serenity Home, Inc. - 514 Wolfe Str
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Phoenix Houses of the Mid-Atlantic
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Program, remain alcohol free (TAP s
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Note: Transfer of Community Supervi
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youth program. Federal Bonding Prog
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DOES Office of Youth Programs - 405
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Division of Rehabilitation Services
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Annie Higginbotham, Job Developer F
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Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Ac
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Downtown SAMS - 1250 H Street, NW #
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Lifeguards and Swimming pool staff
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Opportunities Industrialization Cen
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Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW)
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V. EDUCATION A. General Educational
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Southeast (SE) GED Programs and DC
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www.(Collegename).edu/admissions fo
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Selective Service Registration - Ma
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DC Special Education students are e
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DC (18+) residents seeking emergenc
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Hypothermia Shelters (DC) AREA SHEL
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Page 93 and 94: Covenant House (Transitional Living
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Page 131 and 132: VIII. CONFINEMENT: DOC (DC Jail/CDF
Page 133 and 134: Program/Services Population Locatio
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Domestic Violence Treatment Program
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F. Treatment For Persons with Sexua
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Federal Public Defender Offices nea
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Children’s National Medical Cente
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B. Other Community Health Centers &
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Hospice of Washington - 3720 Upton
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All genders, (12 - 35 years), repro
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Free HIV Testing Sites in DC QUADRA
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Free HIV Testing Sites in DC QUADRA
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Mon, Tues, Thurs 8am to 4pm, Mon, W
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Us Helping Us - 3636 Georgia Avenue
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Bernice Alston, Manager Provides pa
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Grandparent Caregivers Program (CFS
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investigates reported allegations o
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(202) 610-9630 (Outreach), (202) 61
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Hope House Kids Program facilitates
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University Legal Services - 220 I S
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Mother’s Program: Pregnant and po
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B. Other Parenting Resources Nation
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Hero’s Place - 1204 Queen Street,
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E. Mental Health VET Center - 1250
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XVII. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES/COMMU
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Organization Martha’s Table www.m
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Community and Economic Development
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Neal T. Conway, Executive Director
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Class and individual representation
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Project Help - (202) 434-2120, Dani
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Mental Health Division (MHD) - 633
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XIX. IMMIGRATION Arrestees not born
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Catholic Charities (DC) - 924 G Str
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Washington Lawyer’s Committee For
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C. Deportation Map Adult Resource D
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Homestretch - 303 S. Maple Avenue,
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Boat People S.O.S - 6066 Leesburg P
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Focus on Kids Foster Care Street Ou
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XXI. LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSG
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Courtney’s House - PO Box 48626,
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of Alcoholics Anonymous. Regularly
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XXII. PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY SERV
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Division of Rehabilitation Services
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chronically mentally ill patients,
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Clothes Closet: Ms. Ola Betts, by a
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SHABACH! Community Service Corp - 2
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Maryland Crime Victims Resource Cen
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Association of Retarded Citizens DC
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St. Ann’s Center For Children, Yo
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