Custodial Transition Plans

 What are Custodial Transition Plans?

Custodial Transition Plans support individuals transitioning from custodial settings back into the community. These plans focus on stability and support, addressing housing, employment, education, and community integration.

Who Benefits?

• Individuals transitioning from custodial settings
• Families supporting a loved one’s transition
• Support teams assisting with reintegration

1. Assessment: Understanding the individual’s needs for transition, including face-to-face consultations.
2. Plan Development: Creating a comprehensive transition plan with input from the individual and family.
3. Implementation: Assisting with the transition process, including face-to-face support.
4. Communication: Keeping the family and support network informed throughout the process.
5. Support: Providing ongoing support to ensure long-term success, with regular face-to-face check-ins and updates to the family.

Individuals transitioning from custodial settings receive a comprehensive assessment to determine their needs. A detailed transition plan is developed, focusing on stability and support in areas such as housing, employment, and education. Ongoing support is provided through face-to-face sessions, and continuous communication ensures successful community reintegration with involvement from the family.