Community Justice Intervention Services
Domestic violence intervention programs work toward eliminating physical and psychological violence in relationships and families. The programs, which offer graduated levels of intensity, are directly tied to the statewide efforts to combat family violence. Program Coordinators also participate with local Domestic Violence Task Forces and the regional Domestic Violence Courts.
Additional Community Intervention
FATHER ENGAGEMENT SERVICES
The FES Program is a statewide initiative funded by the Department of Children and Families and designed to work with disenfranchised or difficult to engage fathers. Family ReEntry was awarded the Pre-Release and the Region 1 FES Program which offers community services throughout most of Fairfield County. Individual assessment and case management plans are made based on needs, and fathers participate in group work utilizing the 24/7 Dad® curriculum which focuses on enhancing skills for custodial and noncustodial fathers. Emphasis is placed on building stronger father-child bonds and co-parenting skills to benefit children.