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CENTRE FOR ASSISTANCE AND REHABILITATION OF INMATES AND EXPRISONERS
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profile · synthesized from sources

Nonprofit providing rehabilitative services for justice-involved individuals in North Dakota. Offers transitional housing, substance use and mental health treatment, case management, and crisis stabilization services across five facilities. Programs focus on reducing recidivism through evidence-based practices, accountability, and community reintegration support for people on probation, parole, or pretrial supervision.

named programs · 10 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Connect
Community-based support program offering peer support and recovery services, similar in structure to Free Through Recovery
Free Through Recovery (FTR)
Community-based support program for individuals on community supervision (parole or probation) seeking to improve behavioral health and recovery outcomes
GPS Home Detention Monitoring
Supervision program using GPS technology to monitor individuals in home detention
Misdemeanor Probation Services
Supervision and support services for individuals on misdemeanor probation
Responsive Risk Reduction for Women (RRRW)
Specialized program addressing the needs of women in the justice system through trauma-informed and gender-responsive services
Seeking Safety
Evidence-based therapy model for individuals with trauma and substance use disorders
Stabilization Center
24/7 voluntary support for individuals experiencing behavioral health crises, including Crisis Residential, Withdrawal Management, and Drop-In Center services
Substance Use Disorder Unit (SUD)
Safe and structured residence for individuals participating in substance use treatment through regional North Dakota Behavioral Health Clinics
Thinking for a Change (T4C)
Cognitive-behavioral intervention program designed to help individuals change thinking patterns related to criminal behavior
Transitional Housing
Residential reentry programs providing structured, supervised living environments for justice-involved individuals with access to case management and reintegration services
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Community Outreach & Support Services 4 activities
    • Community-Based Support Services
      Provides non-residential community-based services, including individual case management, mental health, and substance abuse services, as well as Free Through Recovery (FTR) and Community Connect services for behavioral health and recovery. These programs served over 680 individuals in 2024.
    • Home Confinement Programs
      Served 92 individuals in home confinement programs.
    • Justice-Involved Individual Monitoring and Support
      Conducts extensive monitoring for justice-involved individuals, including 129,363 alcohol tests and 15,348 drug tests. The organization also facilitates the payment of fines, fees, and restitution, totaling over $158,000, and collects room and board payments from residents.
    • Residential Reentry and Transitional Living Programs
      Operates five residential facilities across North Dakota with a total of 380 beds, providing reentry services, transitional living, and specialized units for males, females, and veterans experiencing homelessness. These programs served over 1,600 individuals in 2024, aligning with American Correctional Association standards and achieving a 72% program completion rate and 77% employment rate at exit for justice-involved individuals.
  • Substance Use Recovery and Reintegration Support 1 activity
    • Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization and Treatment
      Manages Stabilization Centers in Grand Forks and Williston, offering 24/7 voluntary support for behavioral health crises through Crisis Residential, Withdrawal Management, and Drop-In Centers. This includes short-term crisis residential services, 24-hour supervised withdrawal management, and immediate access to safe spaces and crisis counselors.
  • Child Protection Safeguarding Programs 1 activity
    • Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Compliance and Reporting
      Maintains 100% compliance with PREA standards in its statewide residential programs, provides a contact for third-party reports of sexual abuse or harassment, and publishes annual PREA Assessments, Reports, and Final Reports for its facilities.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • PREA Policy Publication
      Publishes a Harassment Personnel Policy, a Sexual Abuse/Assault/Harassment Prevention & Intervention Program Policy, and a PREA Notice to Residential Program Participants to ensure transparency and awareness regarding sexual abuse prevention.
relationships · 23

who they work with

  • American Correctional Association Partner — Centre, Inc. aligns its residential programs with ACA standards, specifically the 'Adult Community Residential Services 4th Edition'.
  • Azzly Partner — Used by Centre’s Licensed Addiction and Clinical Counselors as an all-in-one solution for behavioral health and addiction treatment.
  • BI, Inc. Partner — Assists Centre in tracking residents who wear GPS equipment using state-of-the-art technology for real-time monitoring.
  • Cass County Jail Partner — Refers individuals approved for school or work release to Centre.
  • Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Funder — Provides Grant and Per Diem (GPD) Program funding for veterans experiencing homelessness.
  • Fargo Municipal Court Government — Partner for male residential reentry center.
  • Federal Bureau of Prisons Government — Partner for residential reentry centers and community services.
  • Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Partner — Contracts with Centre to provide transitional living and other treatment services.
  • ND Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Government — Partner for residential reentry centers, treatment, and community services.
  • ND Health and Human Services (HHS) Partner — Contracts with Centre to provide residential services to individuals in substance abuse treatment or diagnosed with severe mental illness.
  • National Reentry Resource Center Partner — Identified as a primary source for reentry information.
  • North Dakota Behavioral Health Clinic Partner — Substance Use Disorder Unit offers residence for those participating in treatment through the clinic.
  • North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DOCR) Partner — Contracts with Centre to provide transitional living and other treatment services, and residential services.
  • Northeast Behavioral Health Clinic Government — Partner for male residential reentry, treatment, and stabilization center in Grand Forks.
  • Northeast Human Service Center Partner — Partners in operating a Stabilization Center in Grand Forks.
  • Northwest Behavioral Health Clinic Government — Partner for the Stabilization Center in Williston.
  • PREA Resource Center Partner — Consulted for information about PREA.
  • Redwood Toxicology Laboratory Partner — Provides comprehensive laboratory testing to assist in holding residents accountable.
  • Relias Learning Partner — Provides a training platform for staff with accredited content to engage staff, improve retention, and meet competency requirements.
  • SecurManage Partner — Utilizes SecurManage to track and manage all aspects of a resident’s stay, including accountability-assistance features.
  • U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services Partner — Has contracts with Centre.
  • United States Probation and Pretrial Services Government — Partner for residential reentry centers and community services.
  • community partners Partner — Refers individuals to Centre's programs and services