This method is designed to provide families with the necessary tools to work together as a system to solve problems and to learn courage, responsibility and cooperation. The length of residence is determined by need and treatment plan, although the average length of treatment is from 6 to 9 months. Program components will include behavior modification, education, physical fitness, scouting, family, individual and group therapy, religion, medical services, community service and aftercare. For a more complete description of the FACE-IT Program, Click here . This broad-based group of resources, provided at the level of Secure Detention, is a comprehensive mix of activities.
Fitness training is also three times a week at wake-up.
The Detention counselors and direct care workers coordinate with the Public Service clerk to ensure that this order of the Court is satisfied. This unit is responsible for the provision of casework services and supervision in the community to adjudicated minors and their families. Our community resource liaison acts as a representative of Court Services towards our extensive group of treatment centers and youth placements, as well as community resources. It is the job of the Hulse Juvenile Detention Center staff to see that the minor's stay is as untraumatic as possible. To this end, it is their responsibility to transition the minor from the community to the Secure Detention environment.