Second Chance Diversion Program

Accountability. Compliance. Opportunity.

The Second Chance Diversion Program is a structured pretrial diversion and monitoring program designed to provide qualifying individuals with an opportunity for rehabilitation, accountability, and successful community reintegration while avoiding extended incarceration or prosecution whenever legally appropriate.This program allows eligible participants to complete court-directed requirements under supervision instead of proceeding through the traditional criminal court process. Participants may be required to comply with counseling, treatment programs, GPS monitoring, mental health evaluations, substance abuse services, employment requirements, educational programs, and regular case-management reporting.Upon successful completion of all assigned requirements, charges may be reduced, dismissed, or otherwise resolved according to the participant’s individual case plan and jurisdictional guidelines. Failure to comply with program requirements may result in removal from the program and continuation of prosecution through the court system.
 Requirements 
Eligibility Criteria
-Nature and severity of charges
-Criminal history-Risk level assessment
-Prosecutorial or court approval-Mental health or substance abuse evaluations
-Willingness to voluntarily participate
-Compliance with supervision conditions
-Nature and severity of charges
-Criminal history
-Risk level assessment
-Prosecutorial or court approval
-Mental health or substance abuse evaluations
-Willingness to voluntarily participate
-Compliance with supervision conditions

The program is intended for non-violent or low-risk individuals seeking rehabilitation, accountability, and structured supervision instead of traditional incarceration.

Participants may be assigned individualized case plans that include:
-Community service
-Substance abuse Counseling 
-Therapy
-vocational Programs 
-Mental Health Evaluation 
-Employment Criteria 
-GPS monitoring 
-Regular reporting 



TREATMENT & REHABILITATION PROGRAMS
Second Chance Monitoring primarily operates as an outpatient-based monitoring and rehabilitation program intended to allow qualifying participants to remain within the community while completing structured supervision, treatment participation, counseling, case-management requirements, and rehabilitation planning.
Long-Term Treatment Options
For clients who need more than short-term stabilization or outpatient support, Second Chance may help coordinate long-term treatment placement through accredited inpatient facilities. These programs are designed for individuals who require a structured, supervised environment with continued clinical care, accountability, and recovery support.
Long-term inpatient treatment may include substance abuse treatment, mental health services, behavioral therapy, relapse prevention planning, life-skills development, and case management. Placement is based on the client’s needs, eligibility, program availability, and approval from the appropriate court, agency, or supervising authority.
Accredited Long-Term Inpatient Facilities
Our follow-up section will provide information on the accredited long-term inpatient facilities we work with or refer clients to. This page will explain the type of care offered, general admission expectations, length of stay, and how Second Chance assists clients through the referral and placement process.

OUTPATIENT MONITORING & COMMUNITY SUPERVISION

Outpatient supervision is generally intended for participants who qualify for structured rehabilitation while maintaining approved residence placement, employment opportunities, family support systems, or community-based treatment participation. • GPS ankle monitoring • GPS wristwatch supervision • Community-based counseling • Substance abuse treatment participation • Mental health counseling • Educational and vocational support • Scheduled reporting requirements • Court-approved accountability programs • Community reintegration support

Tier 1 GPS MONITORING EQUIPMENT

The Standard GPS Monitoring package is designed for individuals requiring structured supervision, accountability, and reliable location compliance support. This monitoring solution provides 24/7 GPS tracking, scheduled participant check-ins, and court compliance reporting to help participants remain compliant with bond conditions, diversion requirements, or supervised release terms. Tier 1 is commonly recommended for misdemeanor supervision, first-time monitoring participants, and individuals seeking an alternative to detention while maintaining employment, treatment participation, and family responsibilities.

Tier 2 – GPS Wristwatch Monitor

The Advanced Secure Monitoring package is intended for higher-level supervision needs requiring enhanced oversight, expanded compliance reporting, and increased accountability measures. This tier provides advanced tracking support, enhanced supervision documentation, priority monitoring response, and structured communication support between participants and supervising authorities. Tier 2 is designed for elevated supervision requirements, repeat compliance monitoring, intensive diversion participation, or higher-risk court-ordered monitoring situations while still promoting rehabilitation and structured reintegration. Starting at $2,000+ Additional court costs, deposits, activation fees, and supervision requirements may apply.


Deposit & Placement Information

For security and fraud-prevention purposes, all deposits must be completed in person through one of our trusted partner payment locations using accesscorrections.com⁠� or through the official Access Corrections mobile application. Participants or assisting family members must present: Valid driver’s license or government-issued identification Required placement information Approved enrollment documentation when applicable Due to the high level of financial fraud within the industry, Second Chance Monitoring does not accept debit card numbers, credit card numbers, routing numbers, or banking information over the phone. These procedures are in place to help protect clients, families, and payment security.

HARDSHIP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Second Chance Monitoring understands that some individuals and families may experience financial hardship, housing instability, unemployment, or limited financial resources during the placement and supervision process. Approved hardship placements may qualify for reduced deposits equal to 50% of the standard placement amount based on hardship review and verification procedures. Tier 1 Hardship Deposit: $625 Tier 2 Hardship Deposit: $875

DISCLOSURE & VERIFICATION NOTICE

All information submitted during enrollment, hardship review, supervision, financial review, or treatment placement consideration must be truthful, accurate, and complete to the best of the participant’s knowledge. Knowingly submitting false, altered, misleading, or fraudulent information may result in denial of assistance, removal from participation consideration, forfeiture of deposits, additional supervision requirements, or referral to the appropriate authorities where permitted by law.

Enrollment & Release Procedures

Program deposits and treatment-related placement requirements must generally be completed before enrollment, release consideration, or program arrangements can proceed.

ACCESS CORRECTIONS PAYMENT PROCESS

Second Chance Monitoring utilizes secure third-party payment processing procedures through AccessCorrections.com and approved Access Corrections partner locations for authorized monitoring deposits, placement-related payments, and approved supervision-related financial transactions. To help protect participants, family members, sponsors, and financial information, all approved deposits must be completed through authorized payment channels and verified partner locations.

SECURE PAYMENT PROCEDURES

Due to the high level of fraud, financial scams, and unauthorized transactions associated with monitoring and placement industries, Second Chance Monitoring does not accept debit card information, credit card information, routing numbers, banking information, or financial transactions over the phone. • In-person payment procedures required • Valid government-issued identification required • Approved Access Corrections partner locations only • Fraud-prevention verification procedures enforced • Authorized payment confirmation required prior to placement

ACCESS CORRECTIONS PAYMENT PROCESS
Payment & Protection InformationTo begin services with Access Corrections, clients are required to complete a secure payment during the enrollment process. Payment confirms placement reservation, administrative processing, monitoring preparation, and referral coordination services associated with the selected program.What Your Payment Covers- Administrative intake and processing- Eligibility and compliance review- Referral and placement coordination- Monitoring setup and activation- Program support and supervision resources- Reserved scheduling and case management assistanceClient Protection & SecurityAccess Corrections is committed to maintaining professional standards, transparency, and confidentiality throughout the process. Payments help protect:- Program integrity and operational costs- Fraud prevention and identity verification- Reserved monitoring equipment and availability- Secure processing of client information- Accountability between all participating partiesAll transactions are processed through secure payment platforms. Clients are encouraged to review all disclosures, terms, and eligibility requirements before enrollment.




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