SRCCC is a 180 Day Program

Program Phase Progression

SRCCC Residents move from intake to release through a total of four (4) phases (Orientation/Orange, Life Skills/Purple, Community Transition/Gray, Pre-Release/Green).  Progression through these phases, are impacted by positive interaction, program attendance and engagement, positive behavior and compliance with facility rules and expectations. Privileges increase as each phase is completed.

Job Readiness, Education and Treatment Programs

The SRCCC program provides an opportunity for growth and change.  While offering this opportunity for change, the program expects participants to be responsible for the consequences of his/her actions and attitudes.

To assist in this change, SRCCC provides internal and community resources in the following areas:

Career Resources/Job Seeking Activities/Employment

Individuals learn the basic tenants and soft skills necessary to improve their employability.  Individuals are given guidance, assistance, and transportation to obtain appropriate employment in the community as needed and as available.

Education

Individuals lacking a secondary education are provided a comprehensive educational program in conjunction with ASPIRE/Canton City Schools that is a high school equivalency test preparation program that develops the skills required to take the GED test.

Case Management

Individuals are assigned a case manager at admission that provides intensive management of their individualized treatment programs and assists with various needs including:

Thinking for a Change

Individuals are provided a highly structured cognitive behavioral course that uses a combination of active approaches to increase awareness about themselves and others. Examines ways of thinking and their feelings, beliefs, and attitudes while implementing social skills and problem solving training to enable them to work through difficult situations without resorting to criminal behavior and thinking.

Anger Management

Individuals are provided cognitive behavioral based groups to examine the etiology of anger along with techniques to effectively manage their emotions and feelings.

Criminal and Addictive Thinking/Relapse Prevention

Individuals are provided group and individual counseling services addressing substance use and its relation to criminal thinking and behavior.

Cognitive Skills

Individuals are provided cognitive behavioral based groups consisting of material to assist them in returning to their home community by focusing on reintegration concerns and relapse prevention.

Money Management/Budgeting

Individuals are assisted with establishing a budget in accordance with their assets and financial obligations.  Employed individuals pay a percentage of net earnings toward court ordered obligations and establish a savings account in preparation for post program living and family expenses.

Employment Cognitive Behavioral Interventions (CBI)

Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Employment (CBI-EMP) is designed for criminal involved individuals who are moderate to high need in the area of employment. The curriculum integrates cognitive behavioral interventions with more traditional employment approaches. The program teaches individuals how to identify and manage high risk situations related to obtaining and maintaining employment. Heavy emphasis is placed on skill building activities to assist with cognitive, social, emotional, and coping skill development for the work environment.

Treatment Readiness

Treatment Readiness is an introductory class taught to high risk individuals that focuses on identifying what strengths they have and what they can work on in treatment. It introduces target logs so that individuals can see the progress that they are making on a specific goal, and outlines the importance of having short and long term goals. Pro/Con charts are introduced as well as motivation maps that show why individuals are motivated for change.

Inside Out Dads

InsideOut Dad is an evidence-based fatherhood program developed specifically for incarcerated fathers that connects inmate fathers to their families, helping to improve behavior while still incarcerated and to break the cycle of recidivism by developing pro-fathering attitudes, knowledge, and skills, along with strategies to prepare fathers for release. Incarcerated fathers get the tools they need to become more involved, responsible, and committed in the lives of their children — providing increased motivation for them to get out and stay out.