School Based Supervision consists of programs that serve youth and families within the five Supervisorial Districts. The programs and services are funded through the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act (JJCPA) designed to provide a full spectrum of community-based services to both probation and at-risk youth. The school based program consists of Deputy Probation Officers (DPOs) assigned to High schools, Middle schools, Housing Developments and Park (afterschool enrichment) sites. These DPOs receive specialized training to provide individualized assessment, Strength-Based/Family-Centered case planning and management, and effective supervision. They work closely with parents and guardians in enforcing regular school attendance, behavior and school performance, as well as compliance with all other terms of probation. The primary objective of these services is to increase the opportunity for the probationers and /or at risk youth to achieve academic success, and to empower and support parents to become the primary charge agent for their children.
CCTP provides after-care services for youth transitioning from camp back into their own communities. The services begin prior to their release, followed by a 30 to 60-day intensively supervised transition period to ensure prompt school enrollment, community service and participation in selected programs provided by community-based organizations until termination.
The program provides intensive supervision of gang identified probationers and aims to protect the community by closely monitoring a probationer’s compliance with the terms and conditions of probation. IGSP Deputy Probation Officers (DPOs) work with school officials, community based organizations, the probation department’s specialized units and law enforcement agencies.
Deputy Probation Officers (DPOs) supervise juveniles placed on community-based probation supervision after being released from the State of California’s Division of Juvenile Justice. DPOs assigned to this unit work closely with the Probation Departments Special Enforcement Operations to provide case management services (e.g. assessment, orientation, contacts, service referrals, violations, court reports,) and assist probationers in reintegrating back into the community.
JMHC is designated to initiate a comprehensive, judicially monitored program of individualized mental health treatment and rehabilitation services for minors who suffer from diagnosed mental illness (Axis I), organic brain impairment or developmental disabilities.
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