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Program Description:It has been estimated that 20 juveniles can be served through a contract with localmental health authorities to provide the following services:intake screenings, psychiatric assessments, and medication related services. It isprojected that four follow- up visits will be required for monitoring prescribedmedications.EASTLAND $12,500.00Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Live SmartExpandedLife SkillsJuveniles will enter a program where they will be assisted in getting their driverslicenses and any vocational training that they may need.ECTOR $83,014.00Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Aftercare ServicesNewAftercare/TransitionThe Ector County Youth Center Aftercare Program will consist of an “Aftercare Officer”that has a background in counseling services and knowledge of community resources.As offenders are due for release from facility care, the Aftercare Officer will work withprogram staff, the juvenile and the juvenile’s family to develop an aftercare plan thatwill continue to provide the offender with services upon returning to the community.The Aftercare officers’ caseload will be small enough (8-10 kids) to conduct anincreased number of contacts with the juvenile—at school, work, home and in thecommunity. Each offender’s Aftercare plan will focus on the individual needs of thejuvenile and the needs of the family. Aftercare services will be provided for up to 90days.ERATH $16,000.00Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Cognitive Life Skills TrainingNewLife SkillsEach juvenile will be provided with a copy of the Success for Teens book and given areading assignment of the next chapter of the book following selected meeting withtheir JPO. The part time life skills instructor, a senior Psychology major at TarletonState University, will administer a brief quiz over the chapter at the next appointment,discuss the material covered, and review response to open ended discussion questionsthat are completed by the juveniles at the end of each chapter. The life skillsinstructor will also plan and implement a group consisting of 8 gender specific witheach group focusing on one of the 8 chapters of the book. There will be a series ofgroups where membership in the group will be static for 8 sessions, either all male orall female, and then a new series will begin with different juveniles.GALVESTON $250,900.00Program Name:Mental Health Diversion ProgramStatus:ExpandedType:Mental HealthBudget: $110,236.00122 TEXAS JUVENILE PROBATION COMMISSION, DECEMBER 2011
Program Description:Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Program Name:Status:Type:Program Description:The program is an expansion of a current program in collaboration with the Gulf CoastCenter, Mental Health/Mental Retardation, a state agency. The expanded programwill mirror the current program however will have a particular focus on Texas YouthCommission diversion of felony offenders who exhibit behavioral or emotionaldisturbances. The program will provide intensive case management via a full timeposition (QMHP) to service approximately 12 juveniles and their families at any giventime. In addition, professional counseling services are provided by a part-timelicensed therapist. The program is community based with focus on the developmentof natural supports for the youth and family. Services will generally extend for 6months. The Case Manager will provide curriculum based education and interventionin the following areas: communication skills, anger management, symptommanagement, problem solving and coping skills, managing stress and anxiety, familialrelationship development, recreational and vocational development, peerrelationships and self esteem. Parent training is provided using "Vision for Tomorrow"curriculum. The program objective is to provide intensive, community based services,including both case management and therapeutic treatment, for felony offenders andtheir families. The Gulf Coast Center will provide Crisis Screening and Assessment,therapy, education and skills training, curriculum based parent training, vocationtraining as appropriate, recreational development, case management, crisis and safetyplanning as necessary and interagency collaboration which included monthly clinicalstaff meetings.Juvenile Justice TelepsychiatryNewMental HealthThe program is an expansion of a current program in collaboration with the Universityof Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) to provide onsite telepsychiatry and medicationmanagement for juveniles under department supervision. The department alreadycontracts with UTMB to provide medical care and limited psychiatric services tojuveniles in custody. The collaboration with UTMB will provide psychiatry assessment,treatment and medication management via telepsychiatry for juveniles who are not incustody but still under the jurisdiction of the department. This service will basepsychiatric care at the Juvenile Justice Center for juveniles who need psychiatricintervention but whom have not had access to such services. The telepsychiatryprogram can be accessed by the probationer and his parent in conjunction withongoing department supervision. Telepsychiatry services are not available from theGulf Coast Center, the local mental health agency.GED InstructionExpandedGEDThe Juvenile Justice Department will contract with the College of the Mainland (localcommunity college) for a General Educational Development instructor to work withidentified students from 9-12 hours per week on General Educational Developmentspecific academic skills.APPENDICES 123
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Juveniles Ending Deferred Prosecuti
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Compendium of Programs and Services
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75 TH TEXAS LEGISLATURE REFORMSDuri
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FISCAL YEAR2012ALLOCATIONSState Aid
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FISCAL YEAR2012ALLOCATIONSState Aid
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FISCAL YEAR2011 BASICPROBATIONSTATE
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FISCAL YEAR2011COMMUNITYCORRECTIONS
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Strategy A.1.2. Progressive Sanctio
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Small County Diversionary Placement
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Page 142 and 143: SECURE CORRECTIONALA secure correct
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