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Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department Population Management Bureau - Community Transition Unit Inmate Services Bureau - Education Based Incarceration Unit 1 Jail In-Reach Service Outcomes 2013 & 2014 During the calendar years 2013

  1. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Population Management Bureau - Community Transition Unit Inmate Services Bureau - Education Based Incarceration Unit 1

  2. Jail In-Reach Service Outcomes 2013 & 2014  During the calendar years 2013 & 2014 the present Jail In-Reach contractor assessed and screened 4,504 AB109 inmates (or approximately 1.7% of the total jail population).  The contractor successfully enrolled 2,853 of the inmates assessed into present Jail In-Reach programs (approximately 1% of the total jail population).  Over the last two calendar years 45% of the inmates who were placed into an Alternative To Custody (ATC) program (electronic ankle monitoring), on a pre-release basis, stayed in the program after their release from custody.  Historically, approximately 85% of the inmates who participated in the ATC program successfully completed their case plans, and achieved 756 individual treatment milestones.  70% of the inmates who participated in a post-release program completed their case plans as well, and achieved 936 individual treatment milestones.  The yearly budget for the Jail In-Reach contract is $350,000. With $175,000 from the Counties general funds and $175,000 from the Inmate Welfare Commission fund. 2

  3. The Community Re-entry & Resource Center In May 2014, LASD created the Community Re-Entry & Resource Center (CRRC) in the lobby of the Inmate Reception Center. The CRRC delivers direct support for newly released inmates, their families, and/or their support system members. Services Provided via CRRC  Transitional, supportive, and permanent housing  Data collection  Mentoring services  Case management  Benefits advocacy  Employment specialists  Housing advocates  Residential substance abuse treatment 3

  4. Community Re-entry and Resource Center Windows County of Los Angeles Public Health County of Los Angeles Department of Mental Health  Drug/alcohol referrals for impatient/outpatient  Prescriptions services  Psychiatric assistance  Special services for State realignment inmates  Crisis phone lines  Drug treatment programs  Referral for community wellness centers  Case management and detox referrals  Health resources  Substance abuse assessments Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department   Proof of incarceration General relief benefits   Emergency shelter Medi-cal   Birth certificates Free and/or low-cost health care insurance   California EBT/food stamps California I.D. (voucher)   Food banks referral Copy of medical records  Transportation to final destination 4

  5. Community Re-entry and Resource Center Windows continued Volunteers of America HealthRight 360  Employment referrals  Substance abuse-drug rehab  Transitional housing  Inpatient/outpatient services  Narcotics anonymous  Mental health  Case management  Education  Transportation  Transitional housing County of Los Angeles Probation Department  Probation reporting instructions  Formal/summary probation  Case management  Assessment orientation  Assist inmates 5

  6. M.E.R.I.T Program Maximizing Education Reaching Individual Transformation 6

  7. MERIT Five Pillars MERIT MERIT MERIT MERIT MERIT Continuum Graduates Masters Life Skills Beginnings (post release) 7

  8. Gary E. McDowell Jr The road to change begins when we choose or we're forced to take a hard look at the way we're living. Change is never easy and never quick. No one is ever too broken, too scarred, or too far gone to change their life, and that is how these words came to be. To inspire, to share in your journey, to invite you into mine, and to say how much I believe in this program, in each of you, and what it is we're seeking by being here. 8

  9. For More Information Contact: Lt. Jill Deschamps Lt. La Mar La Fave Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Community Transition Unit Inmate Services Bureau jldescha@lasd.org (213) 893-5022 lslafave@lasd.org (213) 473-2975 Dr. Yael Hellman Educational Development Administrator Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Inmate Service Bureau Education Based Incarcerations Unit yhellman@lasd.org (213) 473-2975 9

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