Day Reporting Center

Reducing Recidivism, Rebuilding Lives

The Day Reporting Center (DRC), operated in partnership with the Florida Department of Corrections, supports justice-involved adults on felony probation in the 10th Judicial Circuit. The DRC helps participants overcome barriers to succeeding on community supervision and build the skills necessary for long-term success in the community.

This intensive, community-based program combines probation supervision with structured supportive services and treatment interventions designed to promote accountability, personal development, and public safety. Research shows that high-quality DRCs reduce incarceration and recidivism rates and offer cost-effective alternatives to incarceration.

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What Is a Day Reporting Center?

The Day Reporting Center provides a structured, non-residential setting where participants receive daily support and guidance. Services include:

Substance use disorder treatment
Mental health care referrals
Employment readiness training
Life skills education
Housing support
Case management

Participants are supported with close guidance and provided with the tools and resources necessary to thrive in community-based settings

Services Offered

Assessment and Planning

Risk and Needs Assessment

Each client receives a comprehensive intake assessment that guides the creation of a personalized case management plan.

Evidence-Based Screening Tools

Tools include CINAS, TCU Battery, Medical History, and the Arizona Self-Sufficiency Matrix.

Treatment and Behavioral Health

Substance Use Disorder Services

On-site outpatient assessments using the Criminal Justice Addiction Severity Index (CJ-ASI), individual and group treatment, and the “Living in Balance” curriculum

On-site Drug Testing

Seeking Safety

A present-focused, coping skills therapy to help people attain safety from trauma and/or substance abuse.

Anger Management

Curriculum based on SAMHSA guidelines for individuals with mental health and substance use needs.

Life and Job Skills

Cognitive Behavioral Programming

Includes “Thinking for a Change” to build decision-making and emotional regulation skills.

Life Skills Training

Topics include financial literacy, parenting, and personal development using evidence-based tools like Money Smart and Partners in Parenting.

Employment Support

Services include pre-employment training, job development, CareerScope assessments, and referrals to community partners.

Support and Reintegration

Education Assistance

Support for Adult Basic Education and TABE testing referrals.

Family Reunification

Programming to support stronger family dynamics and relationships.

Aftercare and Discharge Planning

Regular case reviews, progress reports, and support planning for continued success after program completion.