The Santa Clara County District Attorney largely determines eligibility by the nature of the charges, with input from judges and public defenders. Once defendants are deemed eligible, they are charged, convicted, and sentenced with a referral for assessment and treatment. Most non-violent drug offenses deem a person eligible for SACPA. Clients with convictions for violent crimes, sexual offenses, or drug sales within the last 5 years are not eligible.

Yes. Residential and Outpatient Treatment programs must be licensed and/or certified. THUs which serve SACPA clients must be certified by the Santa Clara County District Attorney.

Yes. A client may decide to receive services in the county of residence and will be referred to services in that county. Likewise, they may be convicted in another county and receive services here.

No. After being deemed eligible, SACPA clients go to the Outpatient Assessment Center on Julian Street (adjacent to the Terraine Courthouse). Once in-custody clients are deemed eligible, they are referred to the Jail Assessment Coordinator (JAC). The only time a prospective SACPA client will go directly to Gateway is for pre-eligibility (Pre-Trial Services, self, or another referral that sends them to Gateway); i.e., before they are deemed eligible for SACPA by the District Attorney and judge.

Clients may participate for as little as 90 days and as long as 18 months. Most clients will be involved for 2-6 months.

We have up to six clients in our Day Program at one time. The number of clients in our After Care, Meal Support and Drop-In Programs varies, depending on the needs of our Day Program clients and the demand for the services.

You must be at least 18 years of age (students under 18 will be accepted only with co-signature of parent/guardian). You must provide us with a copy of your driver's license, social security card, High School Diploma or GED (or a passing score on the ATB evaluation). Please remember, all classes are on a first come first serve basis. Classes fill up rather quickly. Once a class is full, you are placed on a waiting list for the next available class.

SACPA offers a combination of the following: Assessment, Orientation, Education, Residential, Detoxification and Outpatient Treatment, Transitional Housing Units (THUs), Case Management, Job Readiness Training and other Ancillary Services, and Aftercare Education.

Yes. You can set up your clients to have their upcoming workouts and/or planned daily diet emailed to them automatically each morning. You can also email the workout directly from the workout details.

Each company has its own specific guidelines, forms and criteria. Generally, a patient must show financial need and also that they have no other resource for helping with the cost of prescription medications.

Services such as Pre-k, after school and youth development activities for children and teenagers do not require eligibility. Generally, TANF programs and services are for a family of three making less than $30,000 a year with minor children under the age of 18. This includes a mother or father whose minor child lives with them, or whose minor child is supported by them if they live outside the home, or a mother and father whose children live with them both.

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We can teach health and safety personnel to be MouseKeyDo providers and help them implement an ongoing training process to support new employees and those experiencing symptoms of RSI. After training, we will continue to provide continuing education, resources, and support. In addition, Dr. Kahan is available to lead "Computing Without Pain Live," a PowerPoint presentation that demonstrates the MouseKeyDo System and explains the research behind it.

Our goal is to help you succeed. Whether it is developing programs from the ground up or using our skills and expertise to fit into an existing program, we have extensive experience in both areas. Our customized programs can combine both a conference room setting and outdoor environment. Our clients vary in age, gender and physical ability. A successful program requires teamwork, effective communication and commitment, not physical strength or endurance.

Our clients are individuals or families who have been in contact with the law or are in danger of coming in contact. The Society's main client groups are women and their children, youth, and those involved in the Criminal Justice System within the community. Programs provide education, counseling and assistance.

The length of time a client stays in the program is individually tailored to their needs and progress. On average, clients in the Mental Health Group Homes stay one year and two years in the Mental Health Apartment Program. Clients in the Crossroads Group Homes stay an average of three to six months and an average of one year in the Crossroads Apartment Program. Employment Opportunities | Referral Process | Support Our Clients | Resource Links | Contact Us | Home |

There are a number of federal loan programs. Remember that a loan is money you have to repay. The main loans are the Federal Perkins Loan, the Stafford Loan and the PLUS Loan, which is for parents of undergrads. Each has its own criteria. You have to submit the FAFSA.