Opportunity Details
Transition Programs
Goal
Assist inmates with re-integration into the community upon release.
Program Description
Transition programs assess the risks and needs of inmates nearing release and connects inmates to needed community resources before and after release.
Program Delivery Methods
How it Works
The transition program coordinator identifies and interviews inmates who are within 30 days of release. Inmates needing transition assistance then work with volunteers from local community agencies. The jail and local agencies provide many services, including assistance in obtaining legal identification which might include birth certificates, Social Security cards, state ID cards, and driver's licenses.
Assistance in obtaining medical and dental insurance and cards.
Assistance in obtaining financial help through Supplemental Security Income or Social Security Disability Insurance.
Credit counseling.
Scheduling mental health and medical appointments.
Referrals to substance abuse treatment.
Job-seeking and employment assistance.
Assistance in securing housing, transportation, and clothing.
Referrals to legal resources.
To volunteer, Express Interest below.
For more information, call 605-394-6116.
Assist inmates with re-integration into the community upon release.
Program Description
Transition programs assess the risks and needs of inmates nearing release and connects inmates to needed community resources before and after release.
Program Delivery Methods
- Small-group classes.
- One-on-one transition planning.
How it Works
The transition program coordinator identifies and interviews inmates who are within 30 days of release. Inmates needing transition assistance then work with volunteers from local community agencies. The jail and local agencies provide many services, including assistance in obtaining legal identification which might include birth certificates, Social Security cards, state ID cards, and driver's licenses.
Assistance in obtaining medical and dental insurance and cards.
Assistance in obtaining financial help through Supplemental Security Income or Social Security Disability Insurance.
Credit counseling.
Scheduling mental health and medical appointments.
Referrals to substance abuse treatment.
Job-seeking and employment assistance.
Assistance in securing housing, transportation, and clothing.
Referrals to legal resources.
To volunteer, Express Interest below.
For more information, call 605-394-6116.
Adult Education, Other
Families, Homeless, Immigrants, Refugees or Ethnic Groups, LGBT (Lesbian, Gay,Bisexual,Transgender), Low-income communities, Military/Veterans, Offenders/Ex-offenders, People with Disabilities, People with Health-based Concerns, Visitors & Travelers
Administrative Support/Clerical,Caring for People,Consulting & Professional Services,Counseling,Mentoring/Youth Development,Public Relations/Marketing,Tutoring,Other
Age Minimum (with Adult): 18+, Minimum Age:18+
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