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WHO WE SERVE

  •    Young men ages 18–25
   •    Prop 57 placements accepted
   •    Returning from DJJ, SYTF probation or juvenile placement
   •    Under community supervision or with justice system involvement
   •    For Responsibility House: has completed an initial stabilization program, here or elsewhere
   •    Employed or actively pursuing employment at the Responsibility House stage

WHAT IS EXPECTED OF A PARTICIPANT

We build the bridge between a locked setting and independent adult life, in two deliberate steps.
Step one — Tools for Tomorrow. Staffed around the clock, with structured weekday programming while a routine takes hold. Staff build an individual plan covering employment, education, transportation, behavioral health, family and long-term housing. Community passes are earned in stages rather than handed over on day one.
Step two — Responsibility House. Structure comes down, responsibility goes up. Participants hold a job, budget real income, contribute toward household expenses, build credit, and plan a real move-out — apartment search, lease readiness, utility setup.

HOW PLACEMENT WORKS

 A placement is the beginning of a transition plan, not a bed request.
Staff coordinate with Probation and the court to understand history, current requirements, immediate needs and release goals. Progress is communicated throughout, so decisions about passes, step-down, family time and eventual discharge rest on demonstrated readiness rather than a date on a calendar.

Placement enquiries 213-726-4125 contact@reliableconnections.net
For Probation, the courts and case managers — call for current availability and eligibility.

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