Functional Family Probation (FFP®) is an integrative supervision and case management model for use with high risk youth and families.
An expansion project in which Gresham Police Department has partnered with Cascadia clinicians to improve their response to mental health crises in the Gresham community.
The Health Assessment and Treatment (HAT) team is a coordinated effort between DCJ and the Health Department aimed at improving healthcare access for adults involved in the criminal justice system.
Meet Diane Wade House Advisory board co-chair Iden Campbell
Meet Wade House Advisory Board co-chair Linda Jo Hudson
Meet Wade House Advisory Board member Lisa Saunders
Evaluating the Multnomah County Justice Reinvestment Program
Learn more about the MCJRP Mentors Study Project
Watch the YouTube videos about MCJRP
Diane Wade House Advisory Board: Michelle “Yemaya” Benton
Multnomah County’s Justice Reinvestment Program (MCJRP) is designed to reduce the use of state prisons for offenders who can safely be supervised in the community.
Learn more about the National Institute of Justice grant project, Disrupting Pathways to Gang Violence
NIJ: Disrupting Pathways to Gang Violence - Funder + Related Projects
NIJ: Disrupting Pathways to Gang Violence - Research Team
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See the comprehensive guidebook on best practices to enhance the quality and effectiveness of probation for young adults 15 – 25 years of age.
Project Summary: Disrupting Gang Pathways for Youth of Color
What is an RRI? Explore how Multnomah County uses RRIs to inform Community Justice decisions.
Discover more about the research projects undertaken by the RAP team.
Explore each individual's unique story.
Smart Supervision Grant Evaluation
Statewide Data Dashboard Initiative Project
Toolkit and Technical Guide document
Read the report that evaluates the impact of the Smart Supervision Unit on the young adult participants and their long-term outcomes in the local public safety system.