Juvenile/CINC Division
The Mission of the Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Adolescent Diversion Program is to serve Madison, East Carroll and Tensas Parishes in preventative education for at risk adolescents and their families and reduce crimes.
Vision
We have a history that dates back to 1991 under the Louisiana State Department of Health & Hospitals and the Region VIII Office of Alcohol & Drug Abuse, in collaboration with the Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Office in Tallulah, Louisiana.
Our vision is to improve the quality of life for at-risk youth in Madison, East Carroll and Tensas Parishes by educating them regarding the consequences of using alcohol, tobacco and othe drugs, and by providing a structured program that will promote proper social behavior.
We visualize youth with healthy bodies and souls, and with spiritual centers of hope and life where none existed before.
Our vision is to improve the quality of life for at-risk youth in Madison, East Carroll and Tensas Parishes by educating them regarding the consequences of using alcohol, tobacco and othe drugs, and by providing a structured program that will promote proper social behavior.
We visualize youth with healthy bodies and souls, and with spiritual centers of hope and life where none existed before.
The Staff
The services of the Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Adolescent Diversion Program are provided by a compassionate, motivated, and highly competent staff, which consists of a program director, an administrative assistant, a counselor, three (3) case managers, and one (1) intake receptionist.
The program is conducted out of the Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Office in Tallulah, Louisiana. The staff is committed to providing quality care, which will improve each participant's quality of life.
The program is conducted out of the Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Office in Tallulah, Louisiana. The staff is committed to providing quality care, which will improve each participant's quality of life.
Admission
Referrals - Sixth Judicial District Courts, Department of Youth Servicesin East Carroll, Madison and Tensas Parishes.
Formal Voluntary Admission - Parent or legal guardian signs a form requesting services
Program & Services
- Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse prevention
- Drinking and Driving Preventative Education
- Traffic Safety Education
- Spirituality
- VIolence Preventative Education
- HIV/AIDS Preventative Education
- Self-Esteem
- Teen Pregnancy Preventative Education
- Job Readiness
- Anger-Management
- Decision Making
- Informal Individual Counseling for Emotional Problems
- Parenting Classes
- Mentoring
- Community Outreach
- Network with Area Schools to help rpevent High School Drop-outs
- Youth Recreation Programs
Purpose
The purpose of the Sixth Judicial DIstrict Attorney's Adolescent Diversion Program is to provide preventative education, informal counseling and referral services to at-risk youth and for first-time juvenile misdemeanor offenders, ages 8-17. The targeted area consists of Madison, East Carroll and Tensas Parishes.
Our goal is to provide a learning environment so that the program's participants may gain the necessary preventative education and counseling to help them become productive and drug-free individuals.
Activities include one-on-one counseling, prevention presentations and lectures by qualified presenters, film presentations, educational field trips, summer recreational programs and job readiness, which includes assistance in finding employment, parenting classes, and mentoring.
Our goal is to provide a learning environment so that the program's participants may gain the necessary preventative education and counseling to help them become productive and drug-free individuals.
Activities include one-on-one counseling, prevention presentations and lectures by qualified presenters, film presentations, educational field trips, summer recreational programs and job readiness, which includes assistance in finding employment, parenting classes, and mentoring.