Opening A Non Profit, Halfway House For Juveniles

In Idaho, the price to house juveniles is around $100,000 dollars. The two teenagers have been in and out of trouble since they’re addiction to drugs began. With the support of drug courts, they were able to do the treatment program instead of being in jail or prison. They would meet with counselors; care providers, educators, once and a week. They both graduated from the program hoping to obtain they’re

A halfway house that is fully functioning offers several pros and cons to nearby neighborhoods. It calculating present can be defined in social and financial terms. However, I would not support a half-way house being opened in my neighborhood. In order for one to understand my point of view and meaning of half-way houses, I must first dissect how these dwellings can support or oppose a community lifestyle. One major concern of a half-way house being opened in a neighborhood is safe. When a halfway house is located in a surrounding area there is a chance of insecurity among potential homeowners. Half-way houses provide a place of residence for individuals that have or struggled with major problems including mental illnesses or drug abuse. This

What is value? For everyone, it is different. In business, what do we value? Do we value our client? Do we value our company? Do we value our products? In respect to business world relationships and “good” relationships, they are built on trust—that is definitely a value (in my opinion), especially in the business world. As a Starbucks barista, customers value their barista. I have seen it, and I can say that I know a lot more about a customer’s personal life than I ever thought I would when I was first employed with the company. Customers will come in at the same time when the same barista is working because they are having service done by someone that they can trust. There is a value between the two, and the customer definitely sees the barista as a giver (a giver a great customer experience/service). In a greater perspective of this book, good business relationships are not built on the product, but more so the service that the company has to offer—they are built with the person that is offering whatever product it may be that the company is offering. Sure, products may be a value to someone else, but the extra added value would be the relationship; the seller needs to be able to add the extra

The North Carolina Department of Public Safety (Division of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention) is requesting funds to provide juveniles a second chance through a community supervision reform program. The purpose of funding is to provide delinquent juveniles a second chance, and help them successfully reintegrate back into society. This program will address critical functions in juvenile supervision practices, cognitive-behavioral interventions, family engagement, release readiness,

In order for a firm to create competitive advantage, it needs to create a set of activites that can deliver value to the specific product and services it offers to its customers. To start talking about my life as a “value chain”, I may need to compare it to a specific product”. This is going to take precedence both in my personal life and professional life.

Many people have dreams and aspirations for the future. Some want to be rich, have their dream home, be famous or travel the world. While these are all great goals and aspirations, they are not a wish of mine. My dream is to open a non-profit organization that assists in finding employment for disabled adults, specifically autistic adults. Before beginning this establishment I must have a solid vision, the mission of the non-profit, the goals I am aspiring to reach and a firm set of policies in place all while ensuring the correct management style is utilized.

housing for homeless young adults, many of whom have aged out of foster care. It serves

Primary clients and stakeholders involved in the program are: teens, parents, volunteers, schools the teen court coordinator Tamisha Fletcher, judges, Teen Court Advisory Board, City of Arlington officials, and the community service agencies who provide work for teens to complete community service hours. The program’s success depends on

The reality for these teens is, “death isn’t just a possibility–it’s a reality they accept.” But Piquero hopes government officials see the urgency in his research and will help give disadvenataged teens more opportunities to become productive members of society. These kids need education and jobs. Chad Houser, exectutive director of Dallas-based Cafe Momentum, offers young men coming out of jail internships. Many of the men he helps realize the pride of completing an honest day’s work. “A simple pat on the back can make all the difference for disadvantaged juvenile offenders.” For many, they “feel a sense of approval and joy that comes in living up to expectations.” Their attitudes begin to change when they see they have something to live and word towards, instead of “accepting their dismal circumstances as fate.”

“The effects of the juvenile justice programs are “profound and crippling,” setting youth back instead of helping them.” (Just Learning: The Imperative to Transform Juvenile Justice Systems into Effective Educational Systems) These centers do much more harm than good when it comes to the children staying in these facilities. The “education” that these centers are giving

Have a counseling team that will work with churches, give counseling sessions, and have different speakers to come in.

My current DFS is a non-profit organization that serves youth from grade 6-9; it is an after-school drop-in center that welcomes various population. The Cornerstone youth center was established in 1994; however, it has closed and re-opened throughout the years due to lack of funding. All our funds are provided by grants, fundraising, and donations; because of limited resources, Cornerstone has limited services. The primary service that we provide is preventive programming, where each program is designed to meet the developmental asset needs outlined by the youth attending cornerstone. The programs come in the form of craft, activities, presentations, discussions and guest speakers. Our programs are designed to act as preventative measures to build resiliency to both resolve current issues, as well as ensure the youth are better equipped

Explain the differences in private and publicly funded juvenile institutions. If you had the power to affect the operation of both, which youth would you send to which facilities? Do private facilities have a place in the state-run correctional industry?

The Safe-future Halfway House will be a center specifically designed for recently incarcerated young men, ages 16-21 years old in Yonkers, NY. This center will be dedicated to the safe transition and readjustment of this vulnerable group into general society. In-House services will be available from 7am-6pm. Safe-future Halfway House will accommodate residents for one year of continuous “clean time.” This will determine our success rate.

These value adding activities generate numbers of benefit to the organization. They help in saving relevant cost and improve efficiency. Once the company successfully transfer product to customers, it will attain the revenue. If these cannot be done effectively, it will not generate and profitability to the organization.