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Crisp County Youth Development Center |
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CONTRACTING AUTHORITY: Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice FACILITY LOCATION: 130 Rehab Road Cordele, GA 31015 (MAP) (229) 271-4900
GENDER: Female
SECURITY LEVEL: Minimum & Maximum Crisp Youth Development Campus is a (STP) Short Term Treatment Program for moderate risk girls between the ages of 12 to 18. The Facility is operated under a contract with the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice. All youth are Court ordered into the Program. Youth are at the Facility for either 30, 60, or 90 days, depending upon the court order.
Educational Requirements are met with 330 minutes of educational services five days per week. Staff includes, Principal and Certified Teachers.
Medical / Dental / Psychological Services; At Crisp Youth Development Campus all Medical, Dental, and Psychological need are provided by qualified license personnel. Psychiatrist, Psychologist, MD, and Mental Health Professionals.
Youth Services international and The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice Mission is to serve the youth of Georgia by protecting the Public, Holding youth accountable for their actions, and improving their academic, social vocational, and behavioral competencies in the most effective manner possible.
Housing Custody: Youth are assigned housing based upon age and size, however most youth are in individual rooms.
PROGRAM COMPONENTS:
Seven Thinking Patterns Emotions Management Beautification Classes Recreation/Team Building Creative Expression Youth Council Individual Ed. Planning Group Ind. Counseling Victim Empathy Restitution/Community Service Substance Abuse Counseling Life Skills Training Individual/Group Counseling Psycho Educational Groups Restorative Justice Problem Solving Groups Personal Hygiene
In Addition: Emphasis on gender specific programming includes: mentoring, role modeling, and researching the roles of women throughout history and in various cultures. Gender specific programming utilizes an array of relationships and perceptions to draw girls into a new lifestyle while insuring her physical, and emotional needs are being met as she considers and later changes her patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving.
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