This is a program to assist individuals incarcerated for the first time for driving under the influence of alcohol with the goal of reducing drunk driving rates.
These first-time offenders are incarcerated for 28 days in a minimum-security facility and receive culturally tailored multicomponent treatment.
There are nine specific treatment components:
1) Alcohol consumption, abuse, and dependence;
2) Health and nutrition;
3) Psychological effects of alcohol abuse;
4) Drinking and driving awareness;
5) Stress management;
6) Setting goals for the immediate future;
7) Family problems and alcohol;
8) Domestic violence;
9) HIV/AIDS prevention.