Goals and Objectives
• To operate a facility that is sensitive to Native American Cultures. • To provide adequate facilities to house juveniles who cannot be held safely in a less restrictive environment. • To provide programs and services that "help a juvenile get back on track." • To teach youth respect for persons and property. • To provide a setting that is comfortable and promotes learning and rehabilitation. • To provide Native American staff qualified in detention as well as rehabilitation. • To provide a facility that meets all standards for accreditation on a state and nationwide basis. Project Firsts * It is the "first" juvenile facility for Native Americans in Oklahoma. * The application for funding was ranked "first" among 31 applications. * It is the "first" Native American regional juvenile facility. * It is the "first" juvenile facility developed under PL-100-472, the Self- Governance Demonstration Project. * It is the "first" juvenile facility designed in less than five months. * It is the "first" Native American operated juvenile detention center in Oklahoma. |
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