Juvenile Intervention Services (JIS)
JIS currently has three case management programs which it utilizes to provide youth and families with strengths-focused, community based intervention: Truancy Case Management, Juvenile Offender Case Management and Family Case Management. All three of these programs have the same mission and vision, yet serve specific populations.
Mission:
To provide community-based case management services to juveniles and their families referred to the Juvenile Intervention Services Programs as a result of truancy, an alleged juvenile charge or conjoint Child In Need of Care/Domestic Violence charges.
Vision:
Juvenile Intervention Services will assist clients with acknowledging and utilzing their own strengths that will enable them to function more productively and responsibly within their communities, schools, and families.
2006 Juvenile Intervention Services Year in Review...
- 111 youth served through Juvenile Offender Case Management (JOCM)
- 97 families served through Family Case Management Services (FCMS)
To learn more about each of the JIS programs click on the following links:
