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Basic Program Phases
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Phase I
The following is a basic program plan. Unique needs may be accommodated on a case-by-case basis as deemed appropriate by program staff.
Phase I
Class topics include:
• information concerning domestic violence
• how domestic violence affects children
• healthy relationships
• substance abuse
• goal planning
Life skills groups are facilitated on a daily basis. Hands-on instruction, support and assistance are provided in the areas of:
• household management
• shopping
• budgeting
• time management
• cooking
• cleaning
• parenting
• positive role modeling
Staff meets with each client at least once a week to review the weekly goals the clients have set for themselves. Clients are also asked to attend outside support system groups in the community. (AA or NA, etc.)
Phase II
Phase II is designed for women who have completed Phase I and are now looking at longer term goals. Clients decide if they need to finish their GED, attend vocational rehabilitation classes, or go back to work in the near future. The goal for Phase II is to offer the foundation that allows women to obtain the skills necessary to sustain a healthy and independent life style.
Clients may stay up to two years in the TLC program.
Phase III
Phase III is a one-year follow-up for individual services and referrals after the client has discharged; these facilitate regular client contact and support during Phase III.