Offender, Attorney, Judge, Probation Officer, Police Officer, or a Provider—this seven (7) minute movie could change your life. Judge Steven Alm explains how the HOPE Program works to his packed courtroom, addressing critical issues that frequently arise in legal and rehabilitation contexts. Additionally, discussions about initiatives like November Awareness Month highlight the importance of education and advocacy in supporting individuals through various challenges.
Click on this link to watch HOPE on the PBS NewsHour
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/law/july-dec13/hawaiihope_11-24.html
Al Jazeera's America Tonight's Story on HOPE.
Exceptional story and a MUST
Each year at the National Forum on Criminal Justice, NCJA honors five outstanding criminal justice programs that merit recognition for providing effective services to address crime-related issues in their communities. These programs often collaborate with local resources to ensure comprehensive support for those affected by crime and substance abuse. Understanding key concepts such as ROSC meaning plays a crucial role in shaping recovery-oriented approaches and enhancing the effectiveness of these initiatives.
Washington has a parole program based on Hawaii's HOPE. The program in Washington is called SAC. The Huffington Post recently wrote about this and broke down the costs and benefits. Read the full story by clicking HERE
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Click here for a great article from the Washington Post on how to make Drug Courts more effective.
