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• Human services should move from a specialized service delivery paradigm towarda support-oriented, holistic service delivery paradigm;• Because poverty is a pervasive underlying issue faced by human serviceprofessionals, an important task is to improve income levels of individuals andfamilies• Humane, effective youth care systems can be provided within the communitywithout jeopardizing the protection and safety of the public• All persons, even those who face substantial difficulties, have strengths andcapabilities that can and must be developed.There are four pillars of the community based service model—the consistent,underlying core elements in every service plan. These four pillars are:• Community Advocacy• A Needs-led and Asset-Based Approach• No reject, no eject policy and commitment to unconditional care• Community development, including building semi-formal and natural supports.SMITH COUNTYProgram Name:Status:Type:Program Description:VAN ZANDT COUNTYProgram Name:Status:Type:Program Description:The 180 ProjectNewMental HealthThe 180 Project will consist of a team of professionals who will be working togetherwith a select group of probationers and families to identify specific areas of need andaddress them on whatever level is needed. Members of the team will consist of aProbation Officer for case management, a Resource Specialist to assess overalljuvenile/family needs and to assist in connecting with local community agencies, aCertified Teacher to monitor grades, network with schools and provide tutoring orother needed educational services, a Truancy Officer to monitor school attendance, aLicensed Professional Counselor to address all mental health needs for probationerand/or family and a volunteer Mentor to provide encouragement and life skills.Project TurnaroundNewWrap-AroundProject Turnaround is designed to provide more intensive services, provide for a morecomprehensive assessment of the youths needs and risk factors, and provide 24-hourcrisis intervention to reduce the risk of out of home placement. Through thecombined efforts of several agencies and professionals, including Texas CorrectionalOffice on Offenders with Medical or Mental Impairments, Individual Mental Health,Sex Offender, Family and Individual Counselors, Psychiatric Medications, and CrisisIntervention, this innovative project will provide an array of strategically coordinatedand comprehensive programs and services to meet the needs of the growingpopulation of youth with mental health diagnosis, and repeat violent and seriousjuvenile offenders.158 TEXAS JUVENILE PROBATION COMMISSION, DECEMBER 2011
VICTORIA COUNTYProgram Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Youth Advocates Programs, Inc.NewAdvocacyFounded in 1975 as a community based alternative for youth returning fromplacement, Youth Advocacy Program trains all staff in a curriculum that has beencertified by Penn State University. It is their goal to ensure that the family perceivesthe Youth Advocacy Program approach to be genuine, realistic, non-blaming,respectful, meaningful and optimistic. The initial focus is to offer each family a voice intelling their needs, strenghts and their story, input regarding their individualizedservices plan and ownership in the plan.WILLIAMSON COUNTYProgram Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Williamson County Secure PostNewSex Offender TreatmentThe Community Corrections Diversion Program Plan for Williamson County JuvenileServices will be a two part plan. Beginning September 1st 2009, Williamson CountyJuvenile Services intends to use reduction funds to cover secure and non-securetherapeutic residential placement costs for youth who would otherwise qualify fordirect commitment to the Texas Youth Commission. Williamson County JuvenileServices intends to develop a comprehensive supervision plan that will provide out ofhome placement followed by an intensive 90 day aftercare program involvingIntensive Supervision, Family Preservation or PROMPT Programs. This part of the planis only to be utilized while we are developing the primary CRP Program and estimatefour juveniles will be served through outside placement during this time.The primary Commitment Reduction Plan plan will consist of Williamson CountyJuvenile Services using these funds to establish a twelve (12) bed Secure PostAdjudication Facility by January 2010. The Secure Post Adjudication Facility will belocated at the Williamson County Juvenile Justice Center utilizing a twelve bed unit inthe Pre-Adjudication Detention Center, which is currently vacant. In an effort to divertjuveniles from commitment to the Texas Youth Commission this new facility will beutilized primarily for the placement of serious chronic offenders, sex offenders, andjuveniles with significant mental health needs. Williamson County Juvenile Servicesanticipates this being a 6 month program and expects to serve a minimum of twelvejuveniles during the first year the Secure Post-Adjudication Facility is available.WISE COUNTYProgram Name:Status:Type:Program Description:Detention AlternativeNewDetention AlternativeA probation officer aid to mentor, supervise and counsel targeted youth. The aid willtransport youth to school, counseling and special programs; the aid will performcurfew checks, supervise community service restitution and arrange meetings withyouth and mentors. The aid will coordinate services with probation staff providingdaily reports to assist in the youth remaining in the community.APPENDICES 159
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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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Page 174 and 175: APPENDIX HOverview of Juvenile Case
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