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Autore principale: Stearns, James D.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1971
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED058566
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contents Rehabilitation at the County Jail Level: A Model Program. Stearns, James D. Adult Education Demonstration Programs Diagnostic Tests Library Facilities Placement Prisoners Referral Rehabilitation Programs Vocational Rehabilitation Volunteers The Ingham County, Michigan, Jail Rehabilitation Program is described. Attempting, as it does, to deal constructively with cell- and subsequent street-adjustment, the program is concerned with counseling and rehabilitation, and the provision of a bridge to the community. Efforts have been hindered by the brevity of sentences in a county jail, the fact that many inmates are merely passing through or unsentenced, and certain logistic problems such as state laws and certain practical limitations, which act as deterrents to meaningful involvement in the rehabilitation program. Services provided include diagnostic interviews and staff conferences; a community-based vocational rehabilitation program with counseling; an extensive adult education program which includes college courses, physical education, alcohol education, and training in arts and crafts; job placement and follow-up; an efficiently-run library; psychotherapy and community mental health consultation; a successful volunteer program; and rehabilitation programs for drug and alcohol addicts. Intervention at this early stage is intended to short-circuit both "the revolving door county jail process and the process by which one attains journeyman status in crime." (KS)
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spellingShingle Rehabilitation at the County Jail Level: A Model Program.
Stearns, James D.
Adult Education
Demonstration Programs
Diagnostic Tests
Library Facilities
Placement
Prisoners
Referral
Rehabilitation Programs
Vocational Rehabilitation
Volunteers
Rehabilitation at the County Jail Level: A Model Program. Stearns, James D. Adult Education Demonstration Programs Diagnostic Tests Library Facilities Placement Prisoners Referral Rehabilitation Programs Vocational Rehabilitation Volunteers The Ingham County, Michigan, Jail Rehabilitation Program is described. Attempting, as it does, to deal constructively with cell- and subsequent street-adjustment, the program is concerned with counseling and rehabilitation, and the provision of a bridge to the community. Efforts have been hindered by the brevity of sentences in a county jail, the fact that many inmates are merely passing through or unsentenced, and certain logistic problems such as state laws and certain practical limitations, which act as deterrents to meaningful involvement in the rehabilitation program. Services provided include diagnostic interviews and staff conferences; a community-based vocational rehabilitation program with counseling; an extensive adult education program which includes college courses, physical education, alcohol education, and training in arts and crafts; job placement and follow-up; an efficiently-run library; psychotherapy and community mental health consultation; a successful volunteer program; and rehabilitation programs for drug and alcohol addicts. Intervention at this early stage is intended to short-circuit both "the revolving door county jail process and the process by which one attains journeyman status in crime." (KS)
title Rehabilitation at the County Jail Level: A Model Program.
topic Adult Education
Demonstration Programs
Diagnostic Tests
Library Facilities
Placement
Prisoners
Referral
Rehabilitation Programs
Vocational Rehabilitation
Volunteers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED058566