This is a reentry program for people transitioning from the prison system to probation. The aim is to create a support network and reduce recidivism. The program consists of a multidisciplinary collaborative action involving judges, case managers, police officers, and social workers.
The intervention lasts six to nine months and follows five main components:
1) Pre-release agreement, assessment, and reentry planning;
2) Active judicial supervision;
3) Coordination of assistance and support services;
4) Predetermined and informed punishments for parole violations (such as electronic anklets);
5) Incentives for adherence to the program (such as job opportunities or early release).