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Reentry program starts new cohort; e-learning and workforce support continue
Summary
The county's New Leash on Life reentry program began cohort 5 on Aug. 17 with five participants (12 max), dogs expected after Labor Day, and continued e-learning uptake and workforce development supports for participants and graduates.
Program Administrator Ms. Shaw told the board that New Leash on Life cohort 5 began Aug. 17 with five participants; 32 people were declined and 22 remain under review. "The dogs are expected to arrive after Labor Day," she said, and the program aims to reach a full capacity of 12 participants.
Ms. Shaw also reviewed e-learning use: 1,204 courses were available in July, with 96 completed, 276 attempted but not finished, and 753 not attempted; Hope University and 12-step recovery courses were among the most used. She reported 47 individuals were released to inpatient treatment in July and that the EDSI 1st Step workforce program continues to provide 1-on-1 support for graduates. The program remains closed to new enrollments while support continues for existing participants.
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