Case management
Our case management services provide structured support for individuals on pretrial release, post conviction supervision, GPS monitoring, or alcohol monitoring, helping courts manage caseloads efficiently while promoting successful outcomes for clients. Acting as a direct link between the judicial system and those under supervision, our case managers ensure consistent compliance monitoring with court-ordered conditions through regular check-ins, documentation, and clear communication with court officials.
In addition to overseeing compliance, we offer access to essential community resources including substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling, employment assistance, and housing support. This holistic approach addresses the root causes of non-compliance, helping individuals build stability and avoid future violations. With a strong focus on accountability, our case management services are designed to support both client progress and judicial effectiveness. Whether your court is seeking reliable pretrial or post conviction supervision solutions or enhanced support for monitored individuals, our team delivers professional, client-centered case management that gets results.
Pretrial Release
Our Pretrial Release program provides essential support and supervision for individuals awaiting trial. We work in conjunction with courts and legal professionals to offer evidence based alternatives to detention while ensuring public safety and court appearance compliance. This service includes:
- Regular Check-Ins: Structured reporting requirements tailored to court mandates and individual risk factors.
- Drug & Alcohol Testing: Random and scheduled testing to ensure compliance with court ordered sobriety requirements.
- GPS Monitoring: An option that allows participants to maintain employment and family connections while awaiting trial.
- Alcohol Monitoring: Allows participants to remain free from jail while awaiting trail, with the added condition of no alcohol consumption.
- Referrals to Community Resources: Connections to employment assistance, housing support, counseling, and treatment services.
- Court Reminder System: Automated notifications to help ensure compliance with their required court appearance.
Post Conviction Supervision
Our Post-Conviction Supervision program provides structured accountability and support for individuals serving community-based sentences. We work closely with courts, and corrections agencies to implement effective strategies that promote public safety, rehabilitation, and successful completion. This service includes:
- Individualized Supervision Plans: Customized approaches based on risk level, court requirements, and the individual’s needs.
- GPS Monitoring: An option that allows participants to maintain employment and family connections while completing their sentence guidelines.
- Alcohol Monitoring: Allows participants to remain free from jail while completing their sentencing guidelines, with the added condition of no alcohol consumption.
- Drug & Alcohol Testing: Random and scheduled testing to ensure compliance with court ordered sobriety requirements.
- Regular Compliance Reporting: Structured check-ins virtually, by phone, or in person to track the progress of the case and compliance with the court order.
Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP)
A structured, court-approved program designed to address the underlying behaviors that contribute to domestic abuse. Through a combination of education, accountability, and therapeutic support, participants learn to recognize patterns of control, manage anger, and develop healthy, non-violent relationship skills. This program is tailored to meet court-mandated requirements and is facilitated by trained professionals who provide a respectful, yet firm, environment focused on long-term behavior change.
We work closely with several programs throughout the region to ensure that we are able to provide this service no matter your location. The DVIP program is geared toward the perpetrator in a Domestic Violence case. Depending on the provider, this program typically takes anywhere from 16 to 24 weeks to complete. The programs we work with use the nationally recognized Duluth Model of Crisis Intervention Programs. This is NOT an anger management program.
MADD Victim Impact Panel (VIP)
This is a powerful educational program designed to help offenders understand the real-life consequences of their actions by hearing directly from individuals affected by impaired or reckless behavior. Commonly required for DUI, domestic violence, or other related offenses, the panel features personal stories from victims and survivors, aiming to increase empathy, accountability, and long-term behavioral change. The goal is not to shame participants, but to create a meaningful connection to the impact of their decisions.
This court-approved program fulfills sentencing requirements and is facilitated in a respectful, structured setting. Whether mandated by the court or attending voluntarily, our Victim Impact Panel encourages personal reflection, promotes responsible choices, and supports efforts to build safer communities.