Program Overview
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Program |
Models Used |
Referral Source |
Length of time individuals are in Program |
Acceptance to Program Procedures - screening |
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Target: All Schools |
Community Resolution Circles (detention)
Restorative Resolution Conference
Mentoring |
Assistant Principal
Dean of Students
School Resource Officer |
Varies |
Staff referral, administrative interview
All are accepted |
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Target: First time, non-violent juvenile offenders |
Community Resolution Conference
Mentoring |
Juvenile Community Corrections Officers
District Attorney
Local Law Enforcement |
3-6 months |
Juvenile Community Corrections Officers interviews and offers choice to families
District Attorney encourages CRT as part of process
CRT Facilitator Interviews offender and victim |
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Target: Low risk, individuals in difficult personnel situations, felony or misdemeanor crimes |
Family Conferences
Community Resolution Conference
Mentoring |
District Attorney’s Office
Volunteers of America (WC)
Maine Pre-Trial Services (KC) |
6-12 months |
DA’s office offers as part of deferred disposition
RJP interview at court before acceptance
RJP Assessment Interview
Mentor Match |
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Target: Inmates at County Jails for 12 to 36 weeks, interest in changing behaviors |
Mentoring
Family Conferences |
County Jail Liaison |
2-7 months pre-release
6 months minimum post release |
Jail liaisons screen individuals after sentencing based on length of sentence and individuals attitude on unit
RJP interview
Mentor Match |
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Maine Coastal Regional Reentry Center
Target: Inmates from MDOC* with 6-18 months left of their sentences to serve with an interest in preparing for the transition to home community |
Team Mentoring
Family Conferences
Group Mentoring |
Individuals can request through Reentry Center programs |
3-12 months pre-release
6-12 months post-release |
Interview
Orientation
Group mentoring in facility
Mentors in home community |
* Maine Department of Corrections
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