Offender Crummey is set to be released from a minimum security facility next month and will be assigned to your caseload. The treatment team must review the presentence investigation and the offender's home plan, develop a treatment plan with measurable goals and objectives, and assess community resources for successful re-entry. The document outlines the need for evaluation of the home plan and regular check-ins to monitor the offender's progress.

1. Offender Crummey is being released from a minimum security
facility next month and has been assigned to your caseload.
Your group represents the offender’s treatment team upon
release. Review the presentence investigation (PSI) and the
offender’s home plan. As a team, research the community
resources and programs available for this offender, and assess
his home plan. Develop a detailed treatment plan with
measurable goals and objectives. Remember that goals are
broader and more long-term, while objectives are the smaller
steps that clients take to meet the overall goal.
Write a paper of 4-6 pages that addresses the following:
What areas does the offender need to address to be successful
upon re-entry? Make sure that the goals you develop for him
can be measured.
What community resources and programs will you draw on for
this offender?
Is his home plan appropriate to ensure a successful re-entry?
Identify any changes that you would require before approving
it.
Also, discuss how often you would require the offender to check
in with you.
How would you determine whether or not the offender is
making progress on his goals and objectives?