Provides intensive supervision, community service and case management to court involved youth while maintaining the youth with his/her family within the community where s/he can maintain school involvement/enrollment, seek or maintain employment, and have access to local social services. HSP is a lower level supervision program than home detention providing the same services except for the use of electronic monitoring devices.

Provides the information on offenders with intellectual / developmental disabilities, and acts as a liaison between the human service and criminal justice systems. Advocates for this population by providing the court system with a plan designed to be an alternative to incarceration. The program then provides case management services by monitoring the plan through the duration of the probationary sentence. In addition, the program provides consultation, education, training, technical assistance and program development to criminal justice and human service professionals.

Addresses the needs of at-risk youth and those in the juvenile justice system through Functional Family Therapy (FFT). Employing a unique, systematic, and individualized family-focused approach, FFT tackles issues related to juvenile crime, violence, and drug abuse. It encompasses diversion, probation, alternatives to incarceration, and re-entry programs for youth transitioning back to the community from restrictive settings. Additionally, FFT extends its impact to adolescents within the child welfare system and school settings.

Offers 24 hour electronic monitoring through GPS tracking, supervision, case management and mentoring services as an alternative to court involved youth. HDP staff ensures compliance with mandated community service, and court ordered treatment by administering random drug screens and providing transportation to appointments.