Detention, Education & Rehabilitation

Which education, mental-health, and workforce programs at the Adult Detention Facility should be sustained or expanded?

The report describes individual and group mental-health services, limited online college and skills courses, welding coursework, and kitchen work intended to improve education and employment prospects after release.

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Tracking access and outcomes can help the County understand which programs best support successful transitions and reduced recidivism.

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Detention Facilities of Calaveras County: A Model of Excellence and Innovation

Report section: Background - Calaveras County Adult Detention Facility
Source citation: Source: Detention Facilities of Calaveras County: A Model of Excellence and Innovation, Background - Calaveras County Adult Detention Facility, PDF page 3.

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