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Community Programs |
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Residential
Community Homes |
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Essex
Transitional Program |
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461-63
Central Avenue
Newark, NJ 07107
Superintendent: Darvin Bethea
973-648-7078/7082
973-648-6133 (Fax) |
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Transitional
programs are an integral step in helping juveniles succeed
upon their release. Residents take part in various programs
that prepare them for their return to their community.
As an admission requirement, a resident has to have
an approved parole address for the county in which the
transitional program is located. In addition, a resident's
participation in a transitional program must be mandated
by the State Parole Board.
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Essex
Residential Community Home serves up to 30 male juveniles
from age 16 to 18. |
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In
addition to receiving academic instruction, the students
are taught carpentry, plumbing, masonry and landscaping
by qualified teachers. As part of their vocational instruction,
students assist staff cooks in the daily preparation
of all meals and learn fundamental culinary and food
service skills. The vocational program provides students
with marketable skills and training that help them obtain
jobs upon their release. |
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The
residents participate in various maintenance projects
at the facility including painting, cleaning, buffing
floors, stocking supplies and routine upkeep. |
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Essex
RCH actively assists the community by helping to maintain
the Community Park on Central Avenue and cleaning local
streets and vacant lots through the Fifth Street Block
Association. Essex Residential also has a relationship
with the Newark Pre-School Council. Through the relationship,
juveniles provide building maintenance and grounds keeping
at various locations throughout Essex County. |
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