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BELL $60,500.00Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:New BeginningsNewExtended Day Program/ Intensive DayNew Beginnings progam is developed as a diversion to commitment to Texas YouthCommission. This pogram uses both the correctional and therapeutic approach toteach the youth accountability, responsibility and to provide them with theopportunity to make changes in their lives and become productive citizens.BEXAR $835,259.00Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Home-Based Substabuse TreatmentNewSubstance Abuse TreatmentThe program will provide home-based substance abuse treatment services to childrenand their families. The goals and subsequent intervention strategies would be tailoredto meet the specific needs of the child and family. In particular, the treatment planand interventions would take into consideration the unique developmental needs ofthe child, the norms/values/health beliefs within the family’s culture, issues related togender and sexual orientation, the presence of any underlying mental health issues,and critical family factors that impact the child’s substance use.It is anticipated that the children and their families will participate in the Home-BasedSubstance Abuse Treatment program for 3-6 months, with an average of 18 sessionswithin the home. The length of the program will vary depending on theseverity/complexity of the child’s substance use issues, availability of the family forsessions, and length of time remaining on probation.These services will be provided by a contracted provider(s). All contracts will includeprovisions that incorporate requirements contained in applicable statutes, rules,regulations and guidelines governing this grant, as well as the applicable standardsestablished by the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission (TJPC). These contracts willbe monitored monthly for financial compliance with contract provisions, and at leastbiannually for programmatic compliance with contract provisions. Reports required byTJPC will be submitted by the department, and any supporting data submitted by theprofessional services provider will be closely scrutinized by department personnelresponsible for overseeing this project.Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Parent Project®ExpandedParent Education & SupportThe Parent Project® was created for parents with difficult or out-of-controladolescents. Parents learn and practice specific prevention and interventionstrategies for destructive behaviors. Its purpose is to motivate and educate high-riskfamilies to effectively support their child’s compliance with the legal requirements oftheir supervision and to prevent future delinquent acts. Parents may be self-referredor referred to the program by probation officers or the Court.118 TEXAS JUVENILE PROBATION COMMISSION, DECEMBER 2011Two full-time Family Specialist Senior Probation Officers will facilitate the program andwill provide parent advocacy and follow up as needed. Each class will be 10 weeks inlength, with 10-15 families participating. The Family Specialist Senior ProbationOfficers will be trained to:
Identify specific needs of parents with out-of-control/difficult children;Apply the most effective behavioral interventions to change destructive adolescentbehavior;Utilize group facilitation skills designed to increase parents’ participation, motivationand learning;Utilize effective adult teaching strategies and instructional techniques;Apply strategies for overcoming barriers to parent participation;Enhance team-building techniques for program development;Work effectively with high-risk families; andHelp parents develop a plan to prevent or intercede in their children’s destructivebehavior.Separate classes directed to the child on supervision, as well as a meal and child care,will be provided all on the same evening by other department staff, thereby creating atrue family experience that will be beneficial not only to the child currently onsupervision but to other siblings in the household as well.Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Weekend ProgramNewLife SkillsThe Weekend Program focuses primarily on targeted juveniles on probation who havereceived progressively more intensive services from the department. The Weekendprogram is intended to provide program modules up to four consecutive weekends.Program modules include the following:Initial Assessment;Social skills;Character development;Anger management;Gang awareness;Victim empathy;Experiential groups;Substance abuse intervention;Therapeutic assignments based on initial assessment; andPhysical recreation.All juveniles reporting to the Weekend Program at the detention facility would havean initial assessment during the first weekend to determine what individualmodifications to the program goals are needed. Parent(s) would meet with thejuvenile and staff when being brought in on Friday to discuss goals.The length of the program would be up to four consecutive weekends for each groupof an estimated 8 juveniles. Each weekend would be comprised of 37 hours ofprogram modules for a total of up to 148 hours (including an assessment during thefirst weekend). Parents’ participation would include contact before and after eachweekend.Staffing will be scheduled to ensure 24-hour coverage and to allow for necessarytraining of staff. Second shift on Friday will be responsible for preparation andadmission of residents as parents bring juveniles to the Center between 5:00 p.m. andAPPENDICES 119
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75 TH TEXAS LEGISLATURE REFORMSDuri
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FISCAL YEAR2012ALLOCATIONSState Aid
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FISCAL YEAR2011 BASICPROBATIONSTATE
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FISCAL YEAR2011COMMUNITYCORRECTIONS
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APPENDIX HOverview of Juvenile Case
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APPENDIX IDefinitions and Calculati
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