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Virginia Department of CorrectionsPresentation to the Virginia Criminal Sentencing CommissionJune 13, 2011 Virginia Department of correction sPresentation to the Virginia Criminal Sentencing CommissionJune 13, 2011 Cornerstones Organizational development to support positive change Evidence based practicesVirginia Department of Corrections3 Reentry preparation begins at the offender s first contact with DOC and continues throughout term with DOC. COMPAS Risk and Needs Assessment completed at Reception and annually thereafter, at reentry, and continues post release in Community Corrections Reentry Case Plans are prepared at reception and reviewed annually thereafter based on the Risk and Needs profile from the Assessment thinking for a change (cognitive-behavioral program) : Provided to offenders (based on need) within 6 months of reception to DOC Peer support groups continue throughout incarceration Booster session provided before release Support groups continue after release during Community Corrections supervision Other programs provided to meet specific needs: Substance abuse treatment Mental health Sex offender resi
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