Testimonials
View All“Amy” is an amazing young lady who came to HCRS in 2007; she had been placed in residential school due to her uncontrolled behavior issues and inconsistent home life and had a State appointed legal guardian. With the help of HCRS, Amy was placed in more stable home environment with a family that she had already established a relationship with during emergency respite care. With natural supports and the supports from HCRS; Amy has been able to establish a safe and more consistent relationship between herself and her biological family; she has been able to maintain gainful employment; and just last year was legally appointed to be her own guardian. Amy started working part-time at a grocery store and a department store. In 2010, Amy successfully completed a 3 month internship as a front desk clerk. This internship opportunity really helped build Amy’s vocational skills and professional self esteem. Since this internship, Amy has flourished at work and socially.
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The B3 program supports individuals with developmental disabilities who are considered sex offenders or have been assessed as being a high-risk for becoming a sex offender. Through intensive staffing and clinical intervention, we support people to overcome the issues in their lives that have been problematic and to develop health, normal relationships. The overall goal is to reduce re-offending and recidivism.
Mission: To maintain the safety and security of our community through deliberate team supervision and therapeutic treatment of our clients, while supporting and promoting their personal growth.
Vision: To be the State's leading program specializing in the treatment and monitoring of developmentally disabled sex offenders, and preeminent in the development of sex offender treatment modalities. We will be dedicated to providing staff with support and enhanced opportunities for personal development and public service, while enriching the professional and social fabric of our community, division, and agency.
