This arrangement allows the adolescent to attend school and to maintain family relationships with minimal interruption. Telephone contact alone is not enough, although it may be used to supplement personal meetings. Day reporting centers. As part of community supervision programs, reporting centers can be set up in accessible locations in the community, such as schools and shopping centers. Youths then report regularly to these stations according to their case plans.
Some centers provide education, recreation, or social services.
Specialized day programs that include education and social services help youths develop social skills. They also provide supervision and control in a familiar setting. Evening and weekend programs. Direct supervision and programming similar to day treatment are also offered during evening and weekend hours. Tutoring, recreation, employment, and treatment services can be provided to supplement an adolescent's regular educational or work programs.