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This is a 36-hour training program for 2-person teams from states. The program will concentrate on the methods, practices, and procedures needed to effectively manage small-sc...

This training applies to jails, prisons, and community corrections agencies alike. It focuses on building an agencys capacity to implement a locally owned and administered CIT...

This 32-hour training program teaches the importance of in-depth planning before starting facility design.

This 36 hour program helps participants enhance their skills in areas essential to effective leadership and administration of a correctional institution.

With NIC’s hands-on, onsite training, gain the experience of auditing out-of-state institutions of various security levels and missions. This 36-hour training program suppleme...

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National Directory of Programs for Women with Criminal Justice Involvement

Support, Education, Empowerment & Directions (SEEDs)

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National Advocacy & Training Network
PO Box 51357
Phoenix, Arizona 85076
Phone: (602) 369-7792
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PO Box 51357
Phoenix, Arizona 85076
Phone: (602) 369-7792
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SEEDs is a community-based program that provides transitional safe homes to address the unmet needs of battered and sexually abused women in recovery, including single women and women reuniting with their children. Women remain in the residences for up to two years. Services: case management, support groups, healthcare for uninsured, job training, legal services, mentoring & writing groups.
Started in 2003

Who is helped?

Women with co-occuring issues: domestic violence/sexual abuse/addiction. Capacity: 50 women a year.

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Stages of criminal justice: Community-Based Sanctions, Court-Based, Parole, Prevention, Probation, Reentry
Areas of service: Advocacy/ Empowerment/ Civic Engagement, Domestic Violence, Education, Employment/ Vocational Training, Family Support & Reunification/ Child Welfare, Housing, Mentoring, Substance Abuse
Keywords: Not available
Program evaluation: Not available
Published curriculum available: Yes

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