The Community Intervention Department provides programs that target opportunities within the community to improve its quality of life. This is done through programs that help individuals who are at risk with the correctional system, individuals who are victims of abuse or neglect, and youth who are in need of a positive learning environment.

Community Intervention Programs and Services

Funded under an agreement with the State of Tennessee, the Adult Community Corrections Program provides an alternative to incarceration for non-violent felony offenders sentenced by Criminal Court Judges. Funded by the Tennessee Department of Correction, this program serves the 13th, 15th, and 31st judicial districts. (Fentress and Cannon counties excluded). For more information, contact the Community Intervention Director at 931-528-1127.

Day reporting centers provide highly-structured, non-residential alternatives that target high-risk and high-need individuals under supervision; providing an alternative to incarceration. UCHRA’s day reporting centers serve the 13th, 15th, and 31st judicial districts and offer a variety of programs and services designed to address rehabilitation, supervision, treatment, education, programming, and re-entry services through a carefully designed curriculum. For more information on either program, call at 931-528-1127.

DUI School is currently only offered in Putnam County. For more information on either program, contact the Driver’s Education Coordinator at 931-528-1127.

Designed for juvenile offenders, our program helps reduce the number of youths committed to institutions by allowing them to remain in their community under intensive supervision with alcohol and drug treatment, community service work, family and individual counseling, education, and employment assistance. This program is funded by the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services and serves Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Macon, Smith, Warren, and White counties. For more information, contact Community Intervention Director at 931-528-1127.

UC Recovery works with individuals from entry into the program to stability in life.  Our team will work with an individual for up to two years while in the program to help them get their life back from what substance abuse stole from them.

For more information visit the UC Recovery page or contact your local county office.

UCHRA’s Community Intervention program is funded in part by: