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Home Contact Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Menu Press Enter to access menu items ALAMEDA COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TRANSFORMING LIVES AND COMMUNITIES Our Vision FEATURED INFORMATION ACPD CHIEF FIND MY PROBATION OFFICER FIND RESOURCES JOIN US SPOTLIGHTS DEPARTMENT STATISTICS 5,111 Adults Supervised in the Community 441 Juveniles Supervised in the Community 90 Juveniles in Institutions (includes those in Juvenile Hall, Camp Sweeney, and on GPS Monitoring) Research, Data, & Evaluation FIND ASSISTANCE I am an ADULT CLIENT I am a JUVENILE CLIENT I am a FAMILY MEMBER I am a VICTIM ACPD SPOTLIGHT QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER Dive into this month’s ACPD Spotlight, where we bring you closer to the heart of our community efforts, showcase the triumphs of our teams, and delve into the stories that inspire. Each edition is packed with updates, insights, and behind-the-scenes looks at the dedicated people making a difference in Alameda County. Don’t miss out on our latest issue—click below to read more and join us in fostering a safer, more connected community. Read More : ACPD SPOTLIGHT QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER COMMUNITY PARTNERS See all Partners RESOURCES COVID-19 News FAQ Policy & Standards Compliance Programs And Services Survey Voting Rights CLIENT SERVICES About ACPD Locate Facilities 2-1-1 Reentry Website Feedback ORGANIZATION Public Records Act Strategic Plan: Vision 2030 Calendar Staff Website ALAMEDA COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT HOME CAREERS CONTACT US SOCIAL ◈ Interior Pages — 10 pages crawledResearch, Data, & Evaluation Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. 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The Department’s main goals for research and evaluation activities include: (1) to understand the drivers of client success in order to deliver better outcomes for adult and juvenile clients (2) to support the families of our clients and contribute to rebuilding communities impacted by crime (3) to apply new tools and innovative approaches to solving challenges in criminal justice reform and to lead the transformation of community corrections (4) to promote justice, improve fairness, and reduce racial and ethnic disparities   Data Data Request Research and Evaluation Quality Assurance Team Publications About Probation Data The Alameda County Probation Department prepares and releases population-level data on the clients we serve to support our Vision 2023 Strategic Plan Goal #4, aiming to be a high-functioning, data-driven organization with a commitment to transparency and information sharing. The data starts from Q2 2018 and is updated quarterly. The public datasets, along with dashboards, represent the current status of our agency across three divisions: Adult Field Services, Juvenile Field Services, and Juvenile Facilities. The data is de-identified to protect clients' privacy and is presented as infographics, showing supervision type, facility, and demographics (age, race, gender, city). View the data dashboards below, or click one of the following links for more information: Access the public datasets (Best viewed in Chrome or Firefox.) Public Dataset Data Dictionary: Adult Field Services Juvenile Facilities Juvenile Field Services Submit a data request For questions, email [email protected] Individuals Supervised by Alameda County Probation Department, by Division Data Request Submit a request for Probation data not included in the public datasets For questions about the Department’s Public Data, please email [email protected] For help with Public Records Act Requests, please visit: https://probation.acgov.org/about-us/public-records-request.page?   Research and Evaluation The Research and Evaluation team employs a variety of quantitative and qualitative research methods and tools to analyze criminal justice data, evaluate programs, and review internal process and procedures. The team also manages external research and evaluation partners, oversees the execution of data sharing agreements, facilitates data requests, and conducts cutting-edge research to inform innovations in community correctional practices at ACPD and beyond. Our work covers eight broad areas: adult reentry and services, youth violence prevention, community partnerships, racial and ethnic disparities, organizational change and continuous process improvement, technology and innovation in community corrections, juvenile detention practices, and juvenile programs and outcomes. Select projects related to these areas are described below: Redesigning the Pathways Home: Alameda County’s Pilot to Positive Reentry (Pathways Home) The Pathways Home initiative is a first-of-its-kind partnership between CDCR and ACPD that aims to improve the reentry process for clients returning to Alameda County from prison and jail. It was partially funded by a Second Chance Act Adult Offender Reentry Demonstration grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance. There are four components of the Pathways Home initiative: Pre-release case-planning video conference & service referrals A designated DPO conducts a case-planning meeting with Post-release Community Supervision (PRCS) inmates via video conference before they are released from state prison. This meeting allows the DPO and client to review the client’s results from the COMPAS Risk & Needs Assessment and discuss service and program referrals based on the client’s reentry needs. The case-planning video conference is intended to increase clients' likelihood of reporting to the Probation Department within the required two business days following release. It also allows the DPO to begin arranging services and supports for clients. Virtual reality programming The Probation Department is partnering with Institute for the Future to develop virtual reality (VR) experiences for probation clients. VR offers unique opportunities for clients to experience situations or contexts that may positively impact their thoughts and behaviors. Mobile application to support goal-based supervision The Probation Department is partnering with ideas42 to develop a mobile application that supports clients in achieving their case plan goals during community supervision. The mobile application, called Vergil, uses insights from behavioral science to help individuals under supervision develop goals and plans, identify related tasks, and engage with community-based service providers and government programs to successfully complete their probation. By helping clients make pla Programs and Services Survey Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. 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Because we care about our clients’ experiences in the programs and services they receive, we launched our” Client Programs and Services” survey in February 2022. This survey is available on our website below and paper copies are also available for clients to take at our contracted providers’ locations. Please find the links to view the Client Programs and Services Survey results in the pods on the right.  We will review survey responses quarterly and hope to increase participation from our clients.  We have also included the link to our complaint page to ensure that clients have the availability to provide additional feedback as appropriate. Please note, reports for Q4, 2022 and Q1, 2023 are not available due to receiving unviable survey data (i.e., surveys received contained missing responses to qualifying questions, or were submitted incomplete)”. Survey Please take this short survey asking about your experiences with contracted programs and services. Your feedback is valued and will be used to improve programs and services for all our clients.                                              https://tinyurl.com/ACPDprogram Q1 2023 Survey results not available Q4 2022 Survey results are not available Q1 2022 Survey results (archive item) Q2 2022 Survey results (archive item) Q3 2022 Survey results (archive item) Public Complaint page FAQ page resources COVID-19 News FAQ Policy & Standards Compliance Programs And Services Survey Voting Rights client services About ACPD Locate Facilities 2-1-1 Reentry Website Feedback organization Public Records Act Strategic Plan: Vision 2030 Calendar Staff Website Alameda County Probation Department Home Careers Contact Us social Juvenile Services - Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission | Alameda County Probation Department Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. Home Contact Select Language Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Menu Press Enter to access menu items Calendar Restitution Payments Adult Field Services Reentry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing Resource Connection Network Data Probation Reports Research, Data & Evaluation Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Family Member Community Partners Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Volunteer Policy & Standards Compliance Positive Futures Transition Center Programs And Services Survey News & Events Spotlights COVID-19 News About Message from the Chief Strategic Plan 2030 Annual Reports Vision Careers & Recruitment Juvenile Institutional Officer Administration Services Find My Probation Officer Complaint - CBO Complaint - Employee Locations Directory Contact Us FAQ Feedback © Alameda County Probation Department Close main menu Search search Select Language Select Language Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Calendar Contact Restitution Payments Restitution Payments Adult Field Services Reentry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing Resource Connection Network Data Probation Reports Research, Data & Evaluation Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Family Member Community Partners Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Volunteer Policy & Standards Compliance Positive Futures Transition Center Programs And Services Survey News & Events Spotlights COVID-19 News About Message from the Chief Strategic Plan 2030 Annual Reports Vision Careers & Recruitment Juvenile Institutional Officer Administration Services Find My Probation Officer Complaint - CBO Complaint - Employee Locations Directory Contact Us FAQ Feedback © Alameda County Probation Department Close mobile Search Submit search Cancel Search Skip to main content Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Resource Connection Network Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing RESOURCE CONNECTION NETWORK Summary The Resource Connection Network (RCN) is a collaborative and connected partnership of community-based organizations and city government agencies, who provide prevention services and programs to youth in Alameda County ages 8-21 who are system-involved, or at risk of becoming system-involved. The RCN agencies are categorized as a Youth Service Centers (YSC), Community Programs (CP) or Probation Youth Employment Programs (PYEP) depending on the services they provide. The eleven (11) YSCs provide trauma-informed therapeutic counseling, case management, and diversion services. Youth Service Centers are located throughout the county and serve youth that reside or attend school in their local community. The fourteen (14) CP providers offer specialized service and programs in one or more of the following categories: Anger Management, Civic and Social Engagement, Cognitive Behavior Intervention, Diversion, Gender Specific Programs, Group/Network Intervention, Life Skills and Support Services, Mentoring, Outpatient Drug Treatment, Parenting Classes and Restorative Justice. There are specific Community Program providers throughout the County. The PYEP programs offer employment and job readiness training. Youth Service Centers Alameda Family Services 2325 Clement Ave Alameda, CA 94501 510-629-6385 - Serving Alameda - Berkeley Youth Alternatives 1255 Allston Way Berkeley, CA 94702 (510) 845-9010 - Serving Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville - Carl B. Metoyer Center for Family Counseling 9925 International Boulevard, Suite 6 Oakland, CA 94603 (510) 562-3731 - Serving East Oakland - City of Fremont – Youth and Family Services, Fremont Family Resource Center 39155 Liberty Street, Suite E500 Fremont, CA 94538 (510) 574-2100 - Serving Fremont, Newark - City of Hayward – Youth and Family Services Bureau 300 West Winton Avenue Hayward, CA 94544 (510) 293-7048 - Serving Hayward - City of Livermore – Horizons Family Counseling 1110 South Livermore Avenue Livermore, CA 94550 (925) 371-4747 - Serving Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, Sunol - City of Union City – Youth and Family Services 34009 Alvarado Niles Road Union City, CA 94587 (510) 675-5817 - Serving Union City - East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC) 2828 Ford Street Oakland, CA 94601 (510) 913-4696 - Serving Oakland - Eden Counseling Services 20253 Redwood Road #A Castro Valley, CA 94546 (510) 247-9831 - Serving Castro Valley, San Lorenzo, unincorporated Hayward and unincorporated San Leandro -  Seneca Family of Agencies 2275 Arlington Drive  San Leandro, CA 94578 (510) 504-6836 - Serving City of San Leandro- Catholic Charities 433 Jefferson Street Oakland, CA 94607 (510) 768-3100 -Serving Oakland- Community Programs Bay Area Community Resources 11175 San Pablo Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 510-559-5550 Berkeley Youth Alternatives 1255 Allston Way Berkeley, CA 94702 510-845-9010 Community Works West 110 Broadway Oakland, CA 94607 510-268-8116 Dream Youth Clinic 583 5th Street, Suite A Oakland, CA 94607 510-839-0929 East Bay Agency for Children 2828 Ford Street Oakland, CA 94601 510-381-9150 Eden Counseling Services 20253 Redwood Road #A Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-247-9831 Family Paths, Inc. 1727 Martin Luther King Jr Way, Unit 109 Oakland, CA 94612 800-829-3777 Fremont Youth and Family Services 39155 Liberty Street, Suite E500 Fremont, CA 94538 510-574-2100 Hayward Youth and Family Services 300 West Winton Avenue Hayward, CA 94544 510-293-7048 OK Program of Oakland 6220 International Boulevard Oakland, CA 94621 510-626-2105 Oakland Natives Gives Back (will be moving next week- check on 9/12) 1441 Franklin Street Oakland, CA 94612 510-225-6420 Positive Communication Practices 1720 Broadway, 2nd Floor Oakland, CA 94612 510-917-1505 Youth Spirit Art Works 1740 Alcatraz Avenue Berkeley, CA 94703 510-858-7229</span Youth Uprising 8711 MacArthur Boulevard Oakland, CA 94605 510-777-9909 Download Delinquency Prevention Network Brochure Download Oakland Services Brochure PYD Community Programs Trifold Brochure (archive item) resources COVID-19 News FAQ Policy & Standards Compliance Programs And Services Survey Voting Rights client services About ACPD Locate Facilities 2-1-1 Reentry Website Feedback organization Public Records Act Strategic Plan: Vision 2030 Calendar Staff Website Alameda County Probation Department Home Careers Contact Us social Locations - About Us | Alameda County Probation Department Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. 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If you were sentenced to Probation, it was to ensure you are not alone in your journey and we are here to assist in your success as you reenter the community. What is Community Supervision?   There are several types of community supervision, including: Formal Probation : A court decision that allows a person convicted of a crime to remain in the community, instead of serving a sentence in custody. While on probation, the individual is under supervision of a probation officer. Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS) : Under PRCS, individuals have served a term in state prison. After release from prison, individuals on PRCS are supervised by the Probation Department. Mandatory Supervision (MS) : Under Mandatory Supervision, a judge may order a “split sentence”, where a prison sentence is split between the local county jail, and the remaining portion is spent in the community under supervision of the Probation Department. While on supervision, the Court will require you to follow a set of terms and conditions that describe your responsibilities and expectations. This could also include participation in treatment and counseling, drug testing, and no-contact orders. The deputy probation officer will monitor compliance of those terms and conditions. Supervision grants may also include financial responsibilities, including court fines and victim restitution. What to Expect on Community Supervision   You will need to contact the Probation Department as soon as you are released from custody.  Our offices are open 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday – Friday and are located at the following locations: Oakland Probation Center - 1401 Lakeside Dr., Oakland, CA  94612   (510) 268-7245 Hayward Office - 24085 Amador Street Hayward, CA 94544 (3 rd and 4 th floor) (510) 670-5354   Dublin- East County Hall of Justice - 5149 Gleason Drive, Dublin, CA 94568 (925) 551-6878 Contact with Your Probation Officer   Your probation officer will work with you to create personal goals as well as a case plan to help you meet those goals, develop new skills, and be successful. They will also ensure you are complying with the terms and conditions granted by the judge. Your case plan may include items such as housing, employment, life skills and treatment. Office visits You will have regular meetings with your probation officer at the Probation Department. The frequency will be determined by your probation officer. During these visits, you can expect to review your goals and discuss your progress, as well as any challenges or barriers that you are experiencing. These visits may also be focused on learning and developing new skills to avoid risky situations and be a positive member of the community. For security purposes, it is important to bring as little as possible to your office visits. Please do not bring non-service animals or children to your office appointments.  If you can not make your appointment, please contact your Deputy Probation Officer right away. Home visits Your probation officer will visit your home. During the visit, your probation officer may conduct a search of your residence. They will be checking for compliance with your terms and conditions while in the home. Their search will focus on areas under your control and common areas of the home; however, the entire residence may be checked to ensure officer safety. If property is found that should not be in your home, it may be taken as evidence. It may be necessary for a probation officer to detain you and others, in order to conduct the search safely. Referrals to Treatment and Other Programs As part of the terms of supervision, your probation officer may require that you attend treatment or other programs. This could include, for example, substance abuse treatment or participation in the Center of Reentry Excellence (CORE). The CORE provides a variety of programs and services to help people learn new skills, change their ways of thinking, connect to resources, and succeed in the community. Drug Testing If you are required to do drug testing, you should come prepared to submit a urine sample at every visit. Drug tests will be observed, and any attempts to fake tests could result in a violation. Please bring some form of identification and be prepared to provide proof of any prescription medications to your probation officer How To Be Successful On Supervision   Be honest with your probation officer . We want you to succeed. Being open and honest with your probation officer will allow them to help you meet your goals and overcome any setbacks that may Review all of your conditions of supervision . Take time to make sure you understand these conditions, and if you have any questions, ask your probation Spend time with people who suppor Senate Bill 823 Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. 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SB 823 Realignment Plan Submitted April 2025 SB 823 REALIGNMENT PLAN 2025 Version (archive item) SB 823 REALIGNMENT PLAN 2023 Version (archive item) NEW - To submit Public Comments in reference to SB 823, please email to  [email protected] . Overview Subcommittee Members Meetings Calendar Legislation Resources Programming Overview SB 823 realigns all youth committed to the California Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) back to the counties and calls for the closure of DJJ by June 30, 2023. Beginning July 1, 2021, DJJ will cease intakes of new youth, with a limited number of exceptions.  It establishes a Juvenile Justice Realignment Block Grant and the funding associated will be granted to the counties, beginning July 2021, provided a plan is submitted. The plan must be developed by a collaborative body chaired by the Chief Probation Officer, and comprised of a representative from the Court, District Attorney’s Office, Public Defender’s Office, Social Services, Mental Health, County Office of Education (or school districts), and at least three community members who have experience as a community-based youth services provider, justice advocate, or directly involved in the system. The plan must describe the facilities, programs, placements, services, supervision, and re-entry strategies that are needed to provide appropriate rehabilitation. To prevent an increase in adult transfer cases as a result of the DJJ closure, the legislation extends the local jurisdiction age to 23 years old. Additionally, it requires youth who began in the Juvenile Justice System to remain in the Juvenile Facilities, minimally, until the youth is 19 years of age. At 19 years old, the county can petition for youth to be transferred to an adult detention facility. Additionally, a separate dispositional track will be established for higher need youth by July 1, 2021, to avoid an increase in transfers of youth to adult jurisdiction.  The California Office of Youth and Community Restoration will be established in the California Health Care Service Agency. It will be required to evaluate the effectiveness of local programs utilized for the realigned youth. OYCR will also assume the duties and authority associated with DJJ. SB 823 Subcommittee Members Agency Name and Title Chief Probation Officer (CPO) - Chair Brian K. Ford, CPO   District Attorney's Office Ursula Jones Dickson, District Attorney Tiffaney Gipson, Advancing Justice Division Head (Designee)   Public Defender's (PD) Office Brendon Woods, PD Alphonso Mance, Deputy PD (Designee)   Alameda County Social Services Agency Andrea Ford, Agency Director Michelle Love, Asst Agency Director (Designee) Alameda County Behavioral Health Karyn Tribble, Director Juan Taizan, Director, Forensic, Diversion, & Re-entry Services (Designee)   Alameda County Office of Education Alysse Castro, Superintendent Eric Guthertz, Chief of Schools (Designee) Alameda County Bar Association Cynthia Chandler Resource Connection Network(RCN) Emily Young Free Our Kids Coalition Ericson Amaya Court Representative Honorable Judge Scott Jackson Oakland Police Department Floyd Mitchell, Oakland Chief of Police Sgt. DaSean Spencer Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Commission (JJDPC) Vamsey Palagummi, JJDPC Chair Community Member District 1 Representative Keenan Wilkins Community Member District 2 Representative Nicole Berrow Community Member District 3 Representative Adrienne Hogg Community Member District 4 Representative Kelvin Potts Community Member District 5 Representative Erin Palacios Youth Representative Jesus Cortez     SB 823 Subcommittee Meetings All the documents on this page are archived and may not be fully accessible.  To request an accessible version or a reasonable accommodation, please contact Anna Kane at (510) 268-7228 or [email protected] . Date Attachments March 25, 2026 SB 823 Subcommittee Special Meeting Agenda (archive item) Draft SB 823 Juvenile Justice Realignment Block Grant Annual Plan (archive item) February 19, 2026 SB 823 Q4, 2025 Update (archive item) SB 823 Q4, 2025 Data Reporting (archive item) SB 823 Q4 Data - Use of Force (archive item) SB 823 2026 Plan Update (archive item) SB 823 Subcommittee Quarterly Meeting Agenda (archive item) The Brown Act (archive item) November 20, 2025 SB 823 2025, Q3 Update (archive item) SB 823 2025, Q3 Data Reporting (archive item) SB 823 2025, Q3 Use of Force Data (archive item) SB 823 Subcommittee Quarterly Meeting Agenda, November 20, 2025 (archive item) Family Finding & Engagement for Youth in Custody (archive item) Firm Roots Academy Annual Plan Update (archive item) August 21, 2025 SB 823 2025 Q2 Use of Force Data (archive item) SB 823 2025, Q2 Update (archive item) SB 823 2025, Q1 Update (archive item) SB 823 Subcommittee Quarterly Meeting Agenda August 21, 2025 (archive item) SB 823 Subcommittee Special Meeting Minutes, August 21, 2025 (archive item) Safe Passages Presentat Victim Restitution - Adult Field Services | Alameda County Probation Department Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. Home Contact Select Language Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Menu Press Enter to access menu items Calendar Restitution Payments Adult Field Services Reentry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing Resource Connection Network Data Probation Reports Research, Data & Evaluation Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Family Member Community Partners Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Volunteer Policy & Standards Compliance Positive Futures Transition Center Programs And Services Survey News & Events Spotlights COVID-19 News About Message from the Chief Strategic Plan 2030 Annual Reports Vision Careers & Recruitment Juvenile Institutional Officer Administration Services Find My Probation Officer Complaint - CBO Complaint - Employee Locations Directory Contact Us FAQ Feedback © Alameda County Probation Department Close main menu Search search Select Language Select Language Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Calendar Contact Restitution Payments Restitution Payments Adult Field Services Reentry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing Resource Connection Network Data Probation Reports Research, Data & Evaluation Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Family Member Community Partners Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Volunteer Policy & Standards Compliance Positive Futures Transition Center Programs And Services Survey News & Events Spotlights COVID-19 News About Message from the Chief Strategic Plan 2030 Annual Reports Vision Careers & Recruitment Juvenile Institutional Officer Administration Services Find My Probation Officer Complaint - CBO Complaint - Employee Locations Directory Contact Us FAQ Feedback © Alameda County Probation Department Close mobile Search Submit search Cancel Search Skip to main content Adult Field Services Re-entry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Adult Field Services – Victim Restitution Victim Restitution One of the Alameda County Probation Department (ACPD) Strategic Plan Goals is to have a Victim Centered Approach that Supports Those Impacted by Crime . We understand that crime’s greatest impact is upon those that are directly harmed, however, crime also affects the significant others of the victim and the perpetrators as well as harming the community at large. In addition, many individuals involved in criminal justice themselves have been victims of crimes perpetrated against them. Victim services and other community-based organizations provide a diverse array of services. Through rapport-building and culturally sensitive and trauma-informed approaches, they assess victim needs and provide critical support to survivors.   District Attorney's Office Victim Services https://da.alamedacountyca.gov/victim-witness/ The Victim-Witness Assistance Division within the District Attorney's Office has Victim-Witness Consultants trained and experienced to work with victims, witnesses, and their families. Other Victim Resources   VINELink (online resource that allows victims of crime to obtain information about the custody status of their offender) Domestic Violence  (National Domestic Violence Hotline) Child Abuse Report child abuse: (510) 259-1800 Alameda County Children and Family Services Children Welfare Information Gateway Elder Abuse Adult Protective Services: 1(866) 225-5277 Alameda County Department of Aging and Adult Services Bureau of Elder Abuse-State of CA Department of Justice California Megan's Law Adult Restitution Fines Guide Juvenile Restitution Fines Guide resources COVID-19 News FAQ Policy & Standards Compliance Programs And Services Survey Voting Rights client services About ACPD Locate Facilities 2-1-1 Reentry Website Feedback organization Public Records Act Strategic Plan: Vision 2030 Calendar Staff Website Alameda County Probation Department Home Careers Contact Us social Transition Center - Pathway to Positive Futures Skip to content Search button - Click to reveal search controls. Home Contact Select Language Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Menu Press Enter to access menu items Calendar Restitution Payments Adult Field Services Reentry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing Resource Connection Network Data Probation Reports Research, Data & Evaluation Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Family Member Community Partners Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Volunteer Policy & Standards Compliance Positive Futures Transition Center Programs And Services Survey News & Events Spotlights COVID-19 News About Message from the Chief Strategic Plan 2030 Annual Reports Vision Careers & Recruitment Juvenile Institutional Officer Administration Services Find My Probation Officer Complaint - CBO Complaint - Employee Locations Directory Contact Us FAQ Feedback © Alameda County Probation Department Close main menu Search search Select Language Select Language Select Language English Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Filipino Khmer Korean Lao Persian Punjabi Russian Spanish Thai Vietnamese Calendar Contact Restitution Payments Restitution Payments Adult Field Services Reentry and Public Safety Realignment Specialized Caseloads Victim Restitution Juvenile Services Positive Youth Development Division Juvenile Facilities Community Service Maps Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Commission Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council SB 823 Record Sealing Resource Connection Network Data Probation Reports Research, Data & Evaluation Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Family Member Community Partners Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Volunteer Policy & Standards Compliance Positive Futures Transition Center Programs And Services Survey News & Events Spotlights COVID-19 News About Message from the Chief Strategic Plan 2030 Annual Reports Vision Careers & Recruitment Juvenile Institutional Officer Administration Services Find My Probation Officer Complaint - CBO Complaint - Employee Locations Directory Contact Us FAQ Feedback © Alameda County Probation Department Close mobile Search Submit search Cancel Search Skip to main content Resources & Info Best Practices & Innovative Strategies Community Partners Family Member Grants & Contracts In Your Corner Policy and Standards Compliance Unit Programs and Services Survey Transition Center - Pathway to Positive Futures Volunteer Transition Center - Pathway to Positive Futures The Transition Center - Pathway to Positive Futures is a one-stop shop for our youth and their families to access resources and receive assistance with transitioning a youth’s release from Juvenile Hall back into their communities.  Additionally, the Positive Futures Transition Center staff members help connect all youth and their families (justice involved, At Promise, and non-justice involved youth) to resources including re-entry plans, education and school enrollment, mental health care/resources, life coaching and case management, and other referrals to community-based organizations. These resources are available to our community at no cost. If you or your child would like a referral to any of these services, please contact the Transition Center at 510-667-4304, or email [email protected] . Behavioral & Mental Health Services Resources for mental health support, counseling, and therapy View Behavioral & Mental Health Services Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) Resources Support for victims of human trafficking View CSEC Resources Community Empowerment Empowering communities through mentorship, legal support, and resource access. View Community Empowerment Resources Dental and Optometry Dental and Optometry View Dental and Optometry Resources Domestic Violence Resources Assistance for victims of domestic violence View Domestic Violence Resources Education Resources to reach your educational goals View Education Resources Exploring Family Fun Opportunities Free, family fun resources in the Bay Area Explore Family Fun Opportunities Family Resources for Youth (Up to Age 25) Support programs and counseling services for youth and their families View Family Resources for youth Financial Literacy Resources for credit recovery and financial education View Financial Literacy Resources Food Resources Food assistance resources in the Bay Area View Food Resources Get Covered: Medical Insurance Assistance Empowering youth and families with accessible medical, dental, and vision insurance. View Medical Insurance Resources Job/Vocational Resources Looking for employment?  View Job and Vocational Resources Juvenile Hall Visiting Rules Information on visiting youth in the Juvenile Hall Read Juvenile Hall Visiting Rules Local Support in Your City! Access a wide range of support services, inclu