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#ICARE INMATES LICENSE#

Juvenile Justice System – Youth involved with the juvenile justice system may have access to mental health treatment. Youth Substance Use (Addiction) Services (The Youth Recovery Campus) Youth Services works with families and youth both in a clinic setting at school, and at home.

Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Waiver.

Specialized Programs and Services for Targeted Clinical Care and Coordination

Comprehensive evaluation and diagnostic services.

Family partners are certified advocates that help the youth and families navigate the different systems involved in their lives.

Case Management to coordinate care and link families to resources in the community.

Skills Training: social skills, anger management, coping skills, parenting and life-management skills.

Our clinics utilize a comprehensive service approach, which is an intensive, holistic method of engaging with people who have complex needs so they can live in their homes and communities.

Approach to help build a team of support around youth and families.

Benefits screening and community resource linkage.

Evidence-based, person-centered interventions and treatment.Comprehensive clinical assessment to determine youth and family strengths and needs.Our clinic utilizes a comprehensive service approach with an emphasis on community and family-based care. Services provided are determined by clinical assessment tools and evaluations. The Youth Centers provides treatment for youth, ages 6-17, with behavior/emotional disorders and their families. The indigent package contains soap, toothpaste, a razor, and writing materials, and is available upon request, on a weekly basis.The Youth Center (Arlington and Fort Worth) If an inmate does not have any funds in their account, they are eligible for an indigent package. (Weekly purchases are limited to $175 combined total of commissary and internet orders.) (Refer to Money & Property for additional information.) You may also order gift packages online at Orders are distributed once each week, on the inmate’s scheduled delivery day.Įvery inmate (except those on disciplinary status for violating facility rules) may order up to $175 in purchases from the commissary on a weekly basis.

Deposits may be made to an inmate’s account via TouchPay at the kiosks located in the Jail Lobbies, online at or toll-free phone at (866) 232-1899. Money is maintained on the inmate’s account from cash that they had at the time of arrest and through subsequent deposits from family and friends. The cost of commissary items is comparable to convenience store prices and is purchased using money from the inmate’s account. The items available for purchase include, but are not limited to: snacks, hygiene products, stationery, reading glasses, and over-the-counter medication. Each inmate receives a copy of the commissary order form and can place orders once each week. Inmates may purchase a variety of commissary items to be delivered to them in their housing units. Special Investigations Task Force (SITF)Įvery inmate in the Jail is initially provided with the following:.

#ICARE INMATES LICENSE#

Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) Policy.