$8 BILLION

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8 BILLION
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• California Prisoners and
  Parolees
• TOTAL CDCR POPULATION
• During calendar year 2005, there were
• 387,446 inmate arrival at institutions. Of these,
  
• 237,005 were transfers between CDCR institutions.
• ARRIVALS
• ? Admissions accounted for 50,744
• ? Parole returns accounted for 81,802
• ? 61,241 felon parole violators returned to
• custody for violations of parole
  conditions
• ?19,721 felon parole violators returned to
  with
• new terms
• ? Returns from temporary releases 17,690
• (court, jail, hospital/medical)

150,441 New Arrivals
CDCR, California Prisoners and Parolees 2005
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• California Prisoners and
  Parolees
• TOTAL CDCR POPULATION
• During calendar year 2005, there were 383,044
  inmate departures
• from CDCR institutions, including 237,005
  institutional transfers.
• DEPARTURES
• ? Offenders paroled 119,485
• ? 56,864 felons were re-paroled
• ? 62, 621 were felons first released to
  parole
• ? 1,347 released to outpatient status
• ? 3,346 discharged
• ? 39 escapes
• ? 218 died

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PURPOSE

• To assist the formerly incarcerated re-enter into
  the community through job readiness training,
  employment, housing and support services

• Program Components
• Three-week job Readiness Training
• Sober Living Housing Subsidized 60 Days
• Support Services
• ? Mental Health Services
• ? Relapse-Prevention
• ? Job Developer Assistance
• ? 2 Yr. Case Management Referrals
• ? Medical / Dental ?
  Identification Cards
• ? Homeless Court ?
  Transportation (Bus Pass)
• ? Food Vouchers
  ? Clothing/Hygiene Items

Funded by U.S. Department of Labor , U. S.
Department of Justice, The California Endowment
and San Diego Housing Commission
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RECIDIVISM OUTCOMES
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Behavioral Research Institute, California State
University San Marcos July 2006
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EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES

• PREP Graduate Placement Rate 83
• 144 formerly incarcerated persons out of the 174
  PREP
• Graduates entered the workforce
• Average Hourly Wage At Entry 10.41
• EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY
• Maintenance/Repair 40
• General Office/Clerical 21
• Retail/Supermarkets 18
• Hospitality/Amusement 14
• Manufacturing 5
• Healthcare 2

San Diego Second Chance Program and The Social
Behavioral Research Institute, California State
University San Marcos July 2006
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