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7/22/2002
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Board of Commissioners
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SECTION IV I <br /> <br /> COMPONENT NARRATIVE (Attach for each componentI <br />Briefly describe what the program expects to achieve and why. The narrative should address each of th¢ <br />followinq items (1) Identify the staff and their responsibilities to the program, (2) describe the physical facilitie~ <br />in which the services will be defivered, (3) discuss any areas of concern that could affect the success of the <br />program, (4) discuss why these resources used in the manner described should be expected to alter <br />inappropriate behavior, (5) describe the referral, screening and admissions procedures, (6) describe the <br />means of working with youth and families, (7) describe the protective factors the program will use to address <br />the identified risk factors, (8) describe the daily program activities, (9) describe the termination procedures, <br />and (10) describe the interaction with juvenile court. <br />1) Staff and Responsibilities. <br /> a) Alisa Page is Teen Court Program Director. She is responsible for the day to day program management <br />including: client intake and evaluation; community service placement; communicating with Office of Juvenile <br />Justice Court Counselors (referral sources); maintaining accurate records; evaluating program effectiveness <br />and recommending improvements; and soliciting new community sites and monitoring existing sites for <br />compliance with our needs. Also for preparing monthly/annual program reports including: a client tracking <br />form; screening and training program volunteers (youth and adults); supervising Teen Court sessions; insuring <br />compliance with Court sentence; assisting in the development of marketing materials and presenting <br />information about the program to the community. <br /> b) Executive Director Jesse Blackwelder supervises all CCMC, Inc. service's, tracks funds, reports to <br />CCMC, Inc. Board of Directors, and reports to funding sources. <br /> <br />2) Physical Facilities: <br /> a) The Teen Court Program is easily located at 24 Cabarrus Avenue East in Concord, North Carolina. This <br />office is accessible to the physically challenged. Program participants come to the office primarily for intake <br />sessions. Teen Court sessions~ are held in the Cabarrus County Courthouse. Community service program <br />participants may be assigned to sites throughout Cabarrus County. These sites include: Kid's Plus, <br />COmmunities Civic Garden Council, Charles A. Cannon Public Library, Concord Fire And Safety, Harrisburg <br />Youth Association, Meals On Wheels, Concord Regional Airport, Academic Learning Center, Cabarrus County <br />Parks And Recreation Department, and the American Red Cross. <br /> b) The Teen Court office provides three offices and two conference rooms. These are made available for <br />client interviews and Teen Court tasks. Teen Court sessions are conducted at the Cabarrus County <br />Courthouse. Community service hours are performed at various work sites. <br /> <br /> 3) Areas of Concern: <br /> a) One issue is the ability to continue locating appropriate, relevant community service sites. <br /> b) Also, an ongoing need is the identification and solicitation of Teen Court volunteers, both youth and adult. <br /> c) The Program Director has made significant improvements in this area and is developing strategies to <br />~ncrease the number and quality of volunteers <br /> d) The number of referrals is an area of concern: programs had been presented to all law enforcement <br />agencies and meetings have been conducted with OJJ personnel. Already numbers are increasing. <br /> <br />4) Why Resources Will Altered Inappropriate Behavior: <br /> a) The program components of Teen Court to seek to cultivate and/or enhance the protective factors of: <br /> i) Healthy beliefs and clear standards are providing clear rules and boundaries. <br /> ii) Communicating or modeling healthy behaviors is conveyed by expectations of success. <br /> iii) Attachments to the community are developed by demonstrating the relationship between their ac[ions <br />in the resulting consequences. <br /> b) Tracking reports indicate that a percentage of clients have not committed other offenses. Teen Court is <br />effective with offenders and has a positive impact on the behavior of volunteers. <br /> <br />5) Procedures: <br /> a) Referrals are made by the Office of Juvenile Justice (Court Counselors). <br /> b) Screening- information is taken from the social history prepared by the Court Counselor. The participant <br /> must meet with the Program Director for an explanation and acceptance of program <br /> <br /> <br />
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