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<br />Cass County Delinquency Plan <br /> <br />Anger Management <br /> <br />n Expansion requirements <br /> <br />Goals <br />To provide anger management training to 36 youth, and a least one of the youth's parents, in <br />order to teach youth how to recognize their anger triggers and how to control their anger thereby <br />reducing the number ofanger episodes at home, at school and in the community. <br /> <br />Objectives <br />n Numbers of clients to be served <br /> <br />Baseline <br /> <br />Budget: <br />Baseline <br /> <br />Personnel <br />Fringe <br />Operating <br /> <br />2002 <br />2003 <br />2004 <br />2005 <br /> <br />36 vouth <br />36 youth <br />36 youth <br />36 youth <br /> <br />36 parent = 72 participants <br />36 parent = 72 participants <br />36 parent = 72 participants <br />36 parent = 72 participants <br /> <br />2002 $ 13,089 <br />2003 $ 13,613 <br />2004 $ 14,157 <br />2005 $ 14,723 <br />Inflation Factor: 4% per year <br /> <br />$ 5,908 <br />$ 1,169 <br />$ 6,012 <br /> <br />Ongoing Funding Strategy <br />This program accepts referrals from the court, Human Services Center, Social Services, DJS and <br />a variety of other helping agencies. While currently funded by JAIBG and a $50 fee this <br />program will require ongoing support. No public agency has a mandate to fund "anger <br />management" yet it impacts all systems (education, social services, juvenile justice, mental <br />health), It could be funded by United Way, through fees from referring agencies and contracts <br />with other providers, The costs could be reduced if the program were embraced by other helping <br />agencies contributing staff as faci litators. <br /> <br />Possibte Fund Sources <br />$11,589 -y'Refinancing (Juvenile Court) -y'United Way <br />-y"Mental Health Funding -y"Drug and Alcohol {Fed &State} <br />-y"JAIBG & Juvenile Justice Grants -y"Foundations <br />-y"Federal 4A, E, B, & Family Preservation Funding <br />-y"Local funding L,.f. city, _,.f. county, _,.f. state, _,.f. schools) <br />-y"Fee for Services <br /> <br />Page 10 <br />
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